A pregnant patient at 26 weeks gestation undergoes the one-h…

A pregnant patient at 26 weeks gestation undergoes the one-hour glucose challenge test (GCT) and has a blood glucose level of 148 mg/dL, requiring a three-hour glucose tolerance test (3-hr GTT) for further evaluation. Her results are as follows: Based on these results, what is the most appropriate diagnosis and next step?  

A 27-year-old client at 28 weeks’ gestation presents for a r…

A 27-year-old client at 28 weeks’ gestation presents for a routine prenatal visit. She reports increasing fatigue and occasional light-headedness. Her vitals are stable. Lab results are as follows (reference ranges for pregnancy provided): Hemoglobin: 9.8 g/dL (reference range: ≥11 g/dL in pregnancy) Which interpretation and management approach is most appropriate for this client?

A patient calls the nurse line and reports they are 9 weeks…

A patient calls the nurse line and reports they are 9 weeks pregnant. They state they started having lower abdominal pain last night radiating on both sides, and noticed blood in the toilet this morning prompting them to call. As the nurse, you suspect which of the following conditions as the most likely cause: