Which of the following tests or procedures would be routinely performed at the initial (first) prenatal visit?
Case Study 1332. At 28 weeks gestation, Andrea was admitted…
Case Study 1332. At 28 weeks gestation, Andrea was admitted to the hospital with sudden onset of dark red vaginal bleeding, pain of 8 in her lower abdomen, and her uterus was noted as rigid upon palpation. 1405. The physician suspects the patient is developing a placenta abruptio. This condition would put at risk for developing _____________ Choose from following. Use exact format as below when filling in the blank. Disseminated intravascular coagulation Hemolysis, elevated liver enzymes, and low platelets syndrome Thrombocytopenia _______ and is related to _________________________________. Choose from following. Use exact format as below when filling in the blank. liver removing platelets from bloodstream coagulation cascade hemoglobin is decreased but hematocrit is elevated _______
A 28-year-old client complains of skipping her menses and su…
A 28-year-old client complains of skipping her menses and suspects she is pregnant. When assessing this client, which of the following would the nurse identify as a presumptive sign of pregnancy?
A woman is pregnant for the first time. On her prenatal asse…
A woman is pregnant for the first time. On her prenatal assessment you should refer to her as a
Case Study Andrea is now 28 weeks pregnant and came in to th…
Case Study Andrea is now 28 weeks pregnant and came in to the hospital with vaginal bleeding. The nurse is reviewing the patient’s assessment. Choose whether the findings are suggestive of Placenta previa, Abruptio placenta, or both.
A client of normal weight is concerned about nutrition. Whic…
A client of normal weight is concerned about nutrition. Which of the following statements accurately describes her nutritional needs during pregnancy?
Assessment of 32 week primigravida reveals the following: BP…
Assessment of 32 week primigravida reveals the following: BP 154/92, Pulse 90, Respirations 22. Fundal height 33cm. Urine dipstick trace for glucose, 1+ for protein. Which would the nurse assess next?
The most common effects to the fetus and developing child as…
The most common effects to the fetus and developing child associated with fetal alcohol syndrome are (select all that apply):
A 35 year old woman arrives in the ED with complaints of vag…
A 35 year old woman arrives in the ED with complaints of vaginal bleeding. She is 32 weeks pregnant. The woman has a history of 2 prior caesarean sections. The nurse suspects a placenta previa. What symptoms would be expected?
Which statement is true regarding X-linked inherited disorde…
Which statement is true regarding X-linked inherited disorders?