Which patient does the nurse assess as most likely to be able to delivery vaginally rather than requiring a Cesarean delivery?

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A history of a previous Cesarean section does not necessarily preclude a woman from delivering vaginally in a subsequent pregnancy. This is often referred to as VBAC (Vaginal Birth After Cesarean). The other options listed (active genital herpes, fetal macrosomia, and multiple gestations) are conditions that may increase the likelihood of requiring a Cesarean delivery due to potential complications or risks associated with vaginal delivery.

Which Patient Does the Nurse Assess as Most Likely to Be