[Expert Solution]: Your 28-year-old intrapartum patient is a…

Your 28-year-old intrapartum patient is a G5P2 at 36 weeks gestation. They have preeclampsia without severe features. They are receiving magnesium sulfate. They are on the labor and delivery unit accompanied by their partner, parent, and sibling. You enter the patient’s room at the start of your shift. You find the family energetically talking with the television turned on at a high volume. The patient is lying quietly in bed. What would be your BEST response? Select an answer. Ask the family to wait in the waiting room until the delivery is complete Request the family’s help to minimize environmental stimuli and offer suggestions on how to do that Turn the television off and inform the family that quiet is required Describe the physiological response to stimuli and how it relates to the patient’s diagnosis