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A labor client who is 8 centimeters dilated suddenly starts to shake her arms and legs, and then vomits. She says, I can't take it Give me something for the pain What action should the nurse take?

a. Explain that these reactions are normal during the transition phase.
b. Give her an analgesic, and review relaxation and breathing techniques with her.
c. Notify her health care provider.
d. Take her vital signs.

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