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A woman arrives to the labor and birth unit at term. She is greeted by a staff nurse and a nursing student. The student reviews the initial intake assessment with the staff nurse. Which action will the staff nurse have to correct?

a. Obtain a fetal heart rate.
b. Determine the estimated due date.
c. Auscultate anterior and posterior breath sounds.
d. Ask the client when she last had something to eat.

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