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

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Early decelerations (and accelerations)generally do not need any nursing intervention.Late decelerations suggest that the nurse should change the maternal position (lateral); variable decelerations also require a maternal position change (side to side).Although changing positions throughout labor is recommended,it is not required in response to early decelerations.

Which Deceleration of the Fetal Heart Rate Would Not Require