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A pregnant woman who has a history of cesarean births is requesting to have a vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC). In which of the following situations should the nurse advise the patient that her request may be declined?
 
  A) Transverse fetal lie
  B) Flexed fetal attitude
  C) Previous low flap uterine incision
  D) Positive vaginal candidiasis

Question 2

The perinatal nurse recognizes that the laboring multiparous patient who is attempting a vaginal birth following a previous Cesarean birth (VBAC) needs frequent assessments to ensure that there is ________ during her labor.
 
  Fill in the blank with the appropriate word.



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Answer to Question 1

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Transverse fetal lie

Answer to Question 2

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