Question 1 of 16 A nurse is explaining to a student nurse that the most important intervention for umbilical cord prolapse is to relieve pressure on the umbilical cord. When the student nurse asks why, the nurse explains this: a.) Ensures the fetus is getting the nutrients through the umbilical cord and prevents fetal malnourishment b.) Prevents the fetus from getting tangled in the umbilical cord c.) Promotes fetal oxygenation and prevents central nervous system damage and fetal death d.) Prevents damage to the vaginal canal
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