The nurse is caring for a G3P2 woman that is in transition. Which signs/symptoms would indicate that ...

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Explanation:  1. When the head descends through a dilated cervix, the perineum begins to bulge, blood show increases, and the woman feel the pressure to push.
2. When the head descends through a dilated cervix, the perineum begins to bulge, blood show increases, and the woman feel the pressure to push.
3. When the head descends through a dilated cervix, the perineum begins to bulge, blood show increases, and the woman feel the pressure to push. The bag of water may rupture or may have to be artificially ruptured.
4. When the head descends through a dilated cervix, the perineum begins to bulge, blood show increases, and the woman feel the pressure to push.
5. When the head descends through a dilated cervix, the perineum begins to bulge, blood show increases, and the woman feel the pressure to push.

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