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The fetus is in the breech position. Inspection of the amniotic fluid after the membranes rupture shows a greenish-black cast to the fluid. What is the best interpretation of this finding?

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Rationale: Greenish-black amniotic fluid (meconium) is common in breech presentations due to fetal compression, not necessarily indicating distress.

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