Scenаriо: A 28-yeаr-оld wоmаn in active labor at 38 weeks gestation is being monitored with a continuous fetal heart rate (FHR) and contraction tracing. The nurse notices early decelerations occurring at the peak of uterine contractions, with no signs of fetal distress. The nurse also observes that the maternal blood pressure is stable, and the FHR baseline is within the normal range of 130-140 bpm. Question: What is the most appropriate nursing action based on the FHR findings of early decelerations?
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