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11. The fetus of a laboring patient is found to be in a breech position prepares the patient for a cesarean section. The patient asks, "Can't I try to deliver vaginally?" Which is the nurse's best response? 1) "If the fetus has CPD, it could result in serious complications for " 2) "A fetus in the breech position causes labor to progress more slowly." 3) "We'll have to ta" 4) "When the fetus is breech, a cesarean section is the safest choice for you and the baby."
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