Which factor places a client at risk for a prolapsed cord?
a. 3 cm, 90%, -3 c. G3 P2002
b. Meconium-stained fluid d. LOP
A
A 3 cm, 90%, -3 finding would alert the nurse to a possible malpresentation—increasing the risk of prolapsing of the cord.
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