Your assessment of a mother in active labor reveals that a limb is protruding from the vagina. Management of this condition should include
A. positioning the mother in a semi-Fowler's position, administering oxygen, and providing transport
B. positioning the mother in a head-down position with her hips elevated, administering oxygen, and providing transport.
C. applying gentle traction to the protruding limb to remove pressure of the fetus from the umbilical cord.
D. giving the mother 100% oxygen and attempting to manipulate the protruding limb so that delivery can occur.
Answer: B. positioning the mother in a head-down position with her hips elevated, administering oxygen, and providing transport.
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