A client in the midst of labor and delivery of twins is being considered for a podalic version. What should the nurse assess in order for this version to be considered? Select all that apply.
1. Previous cesarean birth
2. Second fetus does not descend
3. Premature rupture of membranes
4. Presence of third-trimester bleeding
5. Second fetus heart rate nonreassuring
Question 2
The nurse is teaching a class on vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC). Which participant statement indicates that additional information is needed?
1. Because my hospital is so small and in a rural area, they will not let me attempt a VBAC.
2. Since the scar on my belly goes down from my navel, I am not a candidate for a VBAC.
3. The rate of complications from VBAC is lower than the rate of complications from a cesarean.
4. My first baby was in a breech position, so this pregnancy I can try a VBAC if the baby is head-down.
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