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A pregnant client is diagnosed with cervical insufficiency. How should the nurse expect this client to explain symptoms of this condition?
 
  1. I've been having contractions every 4 hours.
  2. I'm not having any pain and I do not feel any contractions.
  3. My cervical pain has gotten much worse over the past 2 days.
  4. I'm not having any pain, but my contractions are getting stronger.
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