Question 5 of 5During pregnancy, the vaginal mucosa and cervix turn a bluish-purple color. This…

➤ How is Chadwick’s sign different from Goodell’s sign, Hegar’s sign, and ballottement?
Chadwick’s sign refers to color change from venous congestion. Goodell’s sign is cervical softening. Hegar’s sign indicates softening of the lower uterine segment on bimanual exam. Ballottement is a palpable rebound of the fetus. Each is a distinct clinical sign used to assess early pregnancy.