Which deceleration of the fetal heart rate would NOT require the nurse to change the maternal position?

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Early decelerations are a normal response to fetal head compression during labor and do not require any interventions, including changes in the maternal position. However, late decelerations and variable decelerations indicate fetal distress and require prompt evaluation and interventions, which may include changing the maternal position. Even if the fetal heart rate tracing appears reassuring, it is always a good idea to change the woman's position frequently during labor to improve fetal oxygenation and decrease the risk of complications.

Which Deceleration of the Fetal Heart Rate Would NOT Require