You are dispatched to an office complex for a patient in labor. You find a 26-year-old patient who states she is 9 months pregnant with her first child. She has been having contractions for the past few hours and they are getting closer together. She denies her water breaking. While preparing her for transport, she states she has to go to the restroom. Your best action in this situation would be to ________.
◦ allow her to use the bathroom, as it will make transport, and also delivery, more comfortable
◦ advise the mother that this could be an indication that the baby is ready to be born and you need to check to see if the baby's head is visible
◦ tell the mother she needs to be transported immediately and using the bathroom will have to wait until she arrives at the hospital
◦ advise the mother that this could be a sign of a serious complication, have her lie on her left side, apply high-flow oxygen, and transport immediately
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