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Which action is NOT a correct treatment for a prolapsed umbilical cord?A.Position the mother with her head down in a "knee-chest" position.B.With a sterile, gloved hand, place the umbilical cord back into the vagina.C.Insert a sterile, gloved hand into the vagina, and gently push the presenting part of the fetus back and away from the cord.D.Cover the umbilical cord with a sterile towel moistened with saline solution.
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