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A pregnant woman arrives in the L & D unit following premature rupture of membranes along with her spouse, who insists on being present and demands only female nurses assess his wife. When obtaining history and assessment data, the spouse provides all the answers. What is the best approach for the nurse to handle this situation? Evaluate whether it is essential to stand up to the spouse or pacify him. Act as an advocate for the woman who has a male-dominant partner. Call security and then inform the spouse that staff members need to speak with the woman alone. Educate the spouse about his expected role in the birthing process.
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HEALTH SCIENCE
NURSING

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