1. Maternal Positioning in Labor With Epidural Analgesia: Results From a Multi-site Survey 
Kathy Gilder, BSN, RN, Linda J. Mayberry, PhD, FAAN, RN, Susan Gennaro, PhD, FAAN, RN, Donna Clemmens, PhD, RN 
Nursing for Women's Health 
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2. Figure 1 Low Fowler’s position with knees pulled back
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3. Figure 2 Modified throne position
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4. Figure 3 Upright tug-of-war position
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5. Figure 3 Upright tug-of-war position
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6. Figure 4 Upright with squatting bar position
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7. Figure 5 Throne position
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8. Figure 6 Semi-reclined position
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