_____ can be defined as substances such as fats and fatty acids, oil, or wax that dissolve in alcohol but not in water.

A nurse is assessing a pregnant client with hyperthyroidism. Which symptom is most concerning?

A nurse is educating a client at risk for preterm labor. Which symptom should prompt immediate evaluation?

A laboring client receives an epidural. Which nursing intervention is a priority after administration?

A preterm infant is at risk for complications due to immature organ development. Which condition is most commonly associated with prematurity?

A nurse is educating a newly pregnant client about nutrition. Which nutrient is most essential in preventing neural tube defects?

A nurse is administering vitamin K to a newborn. What is the primary purpose of this injection?

A nurse is managing care for a laboring client who reports uncontrolled pain despite an epidural. What is the nurses next priority action?

A nurse is educating a prenatal client about preeclampsia. Which of the following are risk factors? (Select all that apply)

A pregnant client with multiple comorbidities is admitted for worsening symptoms. Which condition should the nurse address first?