A client with cephalopelvic disproportion (CPD) develops tachysystolic labor patterns. Which treatment should the nurse anticipate?
1. Amniotomy
2. Cesarean section
3. Nipple stimulation
4. Oxytocin administration
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Explanation:
1. Amniotomy is used to induce labor; however, a vaginal delivery is unlikely.
2. Cesarean section is the most likely course of action. With CPD, a cesarean birth is indicated, as vaginal delivery cannot be performed.
3. Nipple stimulation is used to induce labor; however, a vaginal delivery is unlikely.
4. Oxytocin is used to induce labor; however, a vaginal delivery is unlikely.
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