Mia is a G7P6 who is 39 weeks and 2 days.She has come to obstetrics (OB) triage complaining of contraction pain every 3 to 5 minutes, has a large amount of bloody show, and tells you her last two deliveries took about 2 hours. What would you expect her diagnosis to be and what would be your next step?

She is experiencing labor dystocia. The provider will be called to assess the need for an immediate cesarean section, and you would begin to prepare the patient for surgery.

She is at risk for a precipitous labor. The provider will be called to the bedside immediately while you remain at Mia's side providing support and preparing her for delivery.

She is at risk for cephalopelvic disproportion. The provider will be called to assess the need for a forceps delivery, and you will call the blood bank in order to have blood on standby.

She is experiencing false labor. The provider will be called to reassess and you will monitor her closely.