Indications for a primary cesarean birth are often nonrecurring.Therefore,a woman who has had a cesarean birth with a low transverse scar may be a candidate for vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC).Which clients would be less likely to have a successful VBAC?
(Select all that apply).

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Indications for a low success rate for a VBAC delivery include a short interpregnancy interval,non-Caucasian race,gestational age longer than 40 weeks,maternal obesity,preeclampsia,fetal weight greater than 4000 g,and delivery at a rural or private hospital.

Indications for a Primary Cesarean Birth Are Often Nonrecurring