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The client has been in labor for 21 hours. Induction was started 16 hours ago, and she is now dilated 5 cm. She has made little progress, and there has been no fetal descent. The HCP identifies cephalopelvic disproportion (CPD). The nurse should prepare the client for which mode of delivery?

Correct Answer: D

Rationale: A fetus diagnosed with CPD is unable to be delivered vaginally and requires a cesarean section birth. A vaginal delivery is contraindicated once CPD has been identified due to the risk of fetal and maternal trauma. Forceps delivery is contraindicated once CPD has been identified due to the risk of fetal and maternal trauma. Vacuum delivery is contraindicated once CPD has been identified due to the risk of fetal and maternal trauma.

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