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A woman is admitted to the labor unit. The abdominal assessment reveals the following information: b

A woman is admitted to the labor unit. The abdominal assessment reveals the following information: breech felt in fundus, fetal back on the right side of the woman’s abdomen, directed anteriorly with the small parts of the fetus on the left side and head firmly fixed in the pelvis. The presentation of the baby is:
A.   LOA, engaged.
B.   LOA, not engaged.
C.   ROA, engaged.
D.   ROA, not engaged.

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