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A woman in labor does not continue to dilate. The physician decides to perform a cesarean section. A healthy 7-lb, 12-oz baby boy is delivered. What is the most essential nursing intervention in the immediate postpartum period?

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Rationale: Checking the fundus for firmness prevents postpartum hemorrhage, a priority post-cesarean.

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