<prompt> A forceps rotation of 30degfrom left occiput anterior OA to OA with extraction of the fetus from 2 station would be described as which type of delivery?Outlet forcepsLow forcepsMid-forcepsHigh forceps  <response>: In the late 1980s and early 1990s, the classic definitions of forceps deliveries were slightly altered to conform with obstetric reality and the need for realistic definitions of procedures vis-a-vis both medical and legal guidelines and standards. Outlet forceps delivery requires a visible scalp, the fetal skull on the pelvic floor, the sagittal suture in essentially OA position, and the fetal head on the perineum. A rotation can occur, but only up to 45deg. A low forceps delivery requires a station of at least 2 but not on the pelvic floor. Rotation can be more than 45deg. Mid-forceps delivery is from a station above 2, but with an engaged head. High forceps delivery, for which there are no modern indications, would reflect a head not engaged. 