A pregnant client was admitted to the labor room. An assessment is performed. Internal Examination was doneand the result is 2 cm, 50% effaced, Station -1, the distance between ischial spines are wide and amniotic sac is intact. Which of the following is an appropriate interpretation of the nurse? a. Latent phase, thinning of the cervical canal 1 cm in thickness, unengaged, adequate pelvis b. Latent phase, thinning of the cervical canal 2 cm in thickness, unengaged, inadequate pelvis c. Latent phase, cervical canal admits two fingers, unengaged, adequate pelvis d. Latent phase, cervical canal admits one fingers, unengaged, inadequate pelvis

A pregnant client was admitted to the labor room. An assessment is performed. Internal Examination was doneand the result is 2 cm, 50% effaced, Station -1, the distance between ischial spines are wide and amniotic sac is intact. Which of the following is an appropriate interpretation of the nurse? a. Latent phase, thinning of the cervical canal 1 cm in thickness, unengaged, adequate pelvis b. Latent phase, thinning of the cervical canal 2 cm in thickness, unengaged, inadequate pelvis c. Latent phase, cervical canal admits two fingers, unengaged, adequate pelvis d. Latent phase, cervical canal admits one fingers, unengaged, inadequate pelvis

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