Regarding Precipitous labour , all of the following statements are true EXCEPT ?
Precipitous labor It is an extremely rapid labor and delivery, resulting in expulsion of the fetus in<3 hours. It is frequently followed by uterine atony. The uterus that contracts with unusual vigor before delivery is likely to be hypotonic after delivery. Adverse perinatal outcomes from rapid labor are there such as intracranial trauma, Erb palsy. Vigorous uterine contractions combined with a long, firm cervix and a non-compliant bih canal may lead to uterine rupture or extensive lacerations of the cervix, vagina, vulva, or perineum
An expulsion of the fetus in < 3 hours
Can be frequently followed by uterine atony
Neonatal outcome is uniformly good
Maybe associated with uterine, cervical or vaginal lacerations
Labour - III