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During labor induction with oxytocin, the fetal heart rate baseline is in the 140s with moderate variability. Contraction frequency is assessed to be every 2 minutes with duration of 60 seconds, of moderate strength to palpation.

Based on this assessment, the nurse should take which action?
a. Increase oxytocin infusion rate per physician's protocol.
b. Stop oxytocin infusion immediately.
c. Maintain present oxytocin infusion rate and continue to assess.
d. Decrease oxytocin infusion rate by 2 mU/min and report to physician.

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