When reading a new client's birth plan, the nurse notices that the client will be bringing a doula to the hospital during labor. The nurse is aware that this means the client will:
a. Have a bag that contains all of the approved equipment that may help with the labor process.
b. Have a special video she will play during labor to assist with relaxation.
c. Bring a paid, trained labor support person with her during labor.
d. Have her grandmother as a support person.
C
A doula is a trained labor support person who is employed by the mother to provide labor support. She gives physical support such as massage and helps with relaxation and provides emotional support and advocacy throughout labor.
A doula is a trained labor support person.
A doula is usually not a relative of the woman.
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