When Caring for a Laboring Patient with Oligohydramnios, the Nurse

When caring for a laboring patient with oligohydramnios, the nurse should be aware that:

A) There is an increased risk of cord compression.
B) Respiratory support personnel should be standing by at the birth.
C) Labor progress is often more rapid than average.
D) Early decelerations are more likely.
E) During gestation, fetal skin and skeletal abnormalities can occur.