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How could a nurse use the results of the research study in relation to warming methods during cesarean birth? Group of answer choices Change nursing practice on all pregnant patients to using warmed underbody pads. Find other research studies similar to this one and compare results. Change nursing practice for all pregnant patients to using warmed fluids. The author recommends that warming techniques on pregnant patients are ineffective.

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          How could a nurse use the results of the research study in relation to warming methods during cesarean birth?
Group of answer choices
Change nursing practice on all pregnant patients to using warmed underbody pads.
Find other research studies similar to this one and compare results.
Change nursing practice for all pregnant patients to using warmed fluids.
The author recommends that warming techniques on pregnant patients are ineffective.

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11/04/2022

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How could a nurse use the results of the research study in relation to warming methods during cesarean birth? Group of answer choices Change nursing practice on all pregnant patients to using warmed underbody pads. Find other research studies similar to this one and compare results. Change nursing practice for all pregnant patients to using warmed fluids. The author recommends that warming techniques on pregnant patients are ineffective.