A pregnant client calls the ED stating that she is experiencing severe lower abdominal pain on her left side. She has not been seen for prenatal care, and only knows she had a positive pregnancy test two weeks ago. She states she has had a previous pregnancy last year without complications. The nurse answering the call tells her to come into the ED. When doing her intake history, the nurse will ask about

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specifically along with the usual prenatal history.

A woman is 12 weeks pregnant. She has a 5 year old son born at 38 weeks and 3 year old twin daughters that were born at 36 weeks gestation. She had one other pregnancy that terminated spontaneously at 8 weeks. You would document this as

Amniotic fluid is important for maintaining fetal wellbeing. The nurse knows teaching needs to be reinforced when the nurse hears a woman making which statement to her husband?

You have just completed an inservice on the high risk neonate which responses of the nurses would indicate teaching was successful or teaching needs to be reinforced?

A patient is being taught about tests for gestational diabetes. Teaching was effective when the patient states the following

You are counseling with a group of women who are wanting to get pregnant. Which of the following will you include in your teaching in order to enhance fertility? (Select all that apply).

A nurse on an antepartum unit has been caring for a client who is G2 P1 at 34 weeks gestation who has been admitted for vaginal bleeding.

Which action is contraindicated

A patient has a BMI 16 and weighs 96lbs and asks what the appropriate amount of weight she should gain with har pregnancy. Which of the following would be the best answer

A G1 PO 39 week gestation patient presents in active labor. She is GBS positive at 36 weeks. What medication does the nurse anticipate giving?

What is the duration of the contractions in this strip. Answer with a range in seconds in lower case-example: "20 to 30" or "50 to 60" seconds space like in the example or you may get marked wrong

A pregnant client calls the ED stating that she is experiencing severe lower abdominal pain on her left side. She has not been seen for prenatal care, and only knows she had a positive pregnancy test two weeks ago. She states she has had a previous pregnancy last year without complications. The nurse answering the call tells her to come into the ED. When doing her intake history, the nurse will ask about