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    The document discusses different factors that can influence fetal positioning during pregnancy and delivery. It identifies limited fetal movement, the fetus remaining in an oblique position during prenatal development, and the fetus being in a breech position as predisposing factors. It further lists the descent of the buttocks into the pelvic inlet as the precipitating factor for a frank breech presentation.

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    The document discusses different factors that can influence fetal positioning during pregnancy and delivery. It identifies limited fetal movement, the fetus remaining in an oblique position during prenatal development, and the fetus being in a breech position as predisposing factors. It further lists the descent of the buttocks into the pelvic inlet as the precipitating factor for a frank breech presentation.

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    Predisposing Factor

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    The document discusses different factors that can influence fetal positioning during pregnancy and delivery. It identifies limited fetal movement, the fetus remaining in an oblique position during prenatal development, and the fetus being in a breech position as predisposing factors. It further lists the descent of the buttocks into the pelvic inlet as the precipitating factor for a frank breech presentation.

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    Predisposing Factor Precipitating Factor

    Limited fetal movement

    Fetus remains in an oblique position

    During prenatal, baby is in breech position

    Descent of buttocks in pelvic inlet

    Frank Breech Presentation

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