A woman who is 35 weeks pregnant has a total placenta previa. She asks the nurse, "Will I be able to deliver vaginally?" What explanation by the nurse is the most appropriate?

There is no reason why you cannot have a vaginal delivery.

A cesarean section is performed when the mother has a total placenta previa.

Yes, you can deliver vaginally until 36 weeks.

A vaginal delivery can be attempted but if bleeding occurs, a cesarean section will be done.