You are admitting a pregnant female patient. She tells you she has 2 children: both were single births. Her oldest was born at 39 weeks and her youngest was born at 30 weeks. She had 2 miscarriages between her oldest and youngest. One at 12 weeks and the other at 8 weeks. What is her GP?

Based on the picture, in what position is the fetal presenting part?

You are admitting a pregnant female. She tells you she has 3 children. She has 3-year-old twins that were born at 35 weeks but her 8-year-old was born at 40 weeks. She also tells you she has not had any abortions or miscarriages. What is her GTPAL?

A nurse is caring for four laboring patients. Match each patient's description to the correct stage of labor:

Patient A is experiencing regular contractions every 2-3 minutes with complete cervical dilation and begins involuntary pushing efforts.

Patient B has mild, irregular contractions and reports only slight cervical effacement and dilation.

Patient C has just delivered her baby and is now experiencing mild contractions with a gush of blood.

Patient D is resting comfortably, reporting relief after delivery, with uterine firmness and lochia present.

Read Chart Tab with patient history and select all that apply.

Based on the client's history and preferences, which contraceptive methods would be most appropriate for the nurse to recommend? (Select All that Apply).

Which viral sexually transmitted infection is characterized by a primary infection followed by recurrent episodes?

You are admitting a pregnant female patient. She tells you she has 2 children: both were single births. Her oldest was born at 39 weeks and her youngest was born at 30 weeks. She had 2 miscarriages between her oldest and youngest. One at 12 weeks and the other at 8 weeks. What is her GP?

A nurse is assessing a laboring client at term. The provider reports that the fetus is in a longitudinal lie based on abdominal palpation and ultrasound findings. Which fetal presentations are most consistent with a longitudinal lie? Select all that apply.

A nurse is completing a prenatal assessment for a 30-year-old client at 26 weeks gestation. The client reports frequently craving and eating small amounts of laundry starch. Which of the following additional findings would most strongly support a diagnosis of Pica?

A woman is using the basal body temperature (BBT) method of contraception. She calls the clinic and tells the nurse. "My period is due in a few days, and my temperature has not gone up." The nurse's most appropriate response is

A postpartum client sustained a fourth-degree perineal laceration during vaginal delivery. The nurse is developing a care plan focused on promoting healing and preventing complications. Which combination of interventions best addresses the unique challenges of this type of injury?