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which nursing intervention may help prevent cardiac decompensation in a laboring client with heart disease?-positioning her on the side with her head on a pillow-positioning her on the side with her shoulders elevated-admin the prescribed IV infusion of isotonic saline-admin the prescribed IV piggyback infusion of oxytocin
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