During the final part of the first stage of labor,the contractions increase to their greatest intensity;this is known as

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Transition is the final part of the first stage of labor where the contractions are most intense and frequent, and the cervix is dilated to about 8-10 centimeters. This is followed by the second stage of labor where the baby is pushed out. Braxton-Hicks are mild, irregular contractions that occur in the second and third trimesters of pregnancy and are not a sign of labor. Birth and episiotomy occur later in the stages of labor.

During the Final Part of the First Stage of Labor,the