How would the nurse best analyze the results from a patient's sonogram that shows the fetal shoulder as the presenting part?

1. Breech, transverse
2. Breech, longitudinal
3. Breech, frank
4. Vertex, transverse


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Rationale 1: A shoulder presentation is one type of breech presentation, and is also called a transverse lie.
Rationale 2: A shoulder presentation is not a longitudinal lie.
Rationale 3: In a frank breech, the buttocks are the presenting part.
Rationale 4: A shoulder presentation is not vertex.

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