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A prenatal client asks the nurse how the baby can possibly come out through her vagina, because a vagina is not nearly as big as a baby. How does the nurse best answer this client's question?

1. The vagina usually tears as it stretches during childbirth.
2. The vagina is designed to allow a baby come through.
3. The vagina changes due to pregnancy allow the vagina to stretch more.
4. The vagina dilates and effaces in labor so the baby can get out.

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