nurse is preparing to care for a client in labor. The physician has prescribed an intravenous infusion of oxytocin (Pitocin). The nurse ensures that continuous fetal monitoring was implemented before initiating the infusion. The nurse is caring for patients on induction of labor. Which of the following patients would the nurse consider a priority to have successful induction of labor? Multiparous; cervix 1 cm dilated/20% effaced/station 0 primiparous ; cervix 2 cm dilated/20% effaced/station -1 primiparous ; cervix 2 cm dilated/20% effaced/station 0 multiparous ; cervix 2 cm dilated/80% effaced/station -1

nurse is preparing to care for a client in labor. The physician has prescribed an intravenous infusion of oxytocin (Pitocin). The nurse ensures that continuous fetal monitoring was implemented before initiating the infusion. The nurse is caring for patients on induction of labor. Which of the following patients would the nurse consider a priority to have successful induction of labor? Multiparous; cervix 1 cm dilated/20% effaced/station 0 primiparous ; cervix 2 cm dilated/20% effaced/station -1 primiparous ; cervix 2 cm dilated/20% effaced/station 0 multiparous ; cervix 2 cm dilated/80% effaced/station -1

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