A patient who was pregnant had a spontaneous abortion at approximately 4 weeks’ gestation. At the time of the miscarriage, it was thought that all products of conception were expelled. Two weeks later, the patient presents at the clinic office complaining of “crampy” abdominal pain and a scant amount of serosanguineous vaginal drainage with a slight odor. The pregnancy test is negative. Vital signs reveal a temperature of 100°F, with blood pressure of 100/60 mm Hg, irregular pulse 88 beats/minute (bpm), and respirations, 20 breaths per minute. Based on this assessment data, what does the nurse anticipate as a clinical diagnosis?

A client had a recent thromboembolism and must resume work which requires frequent car and plane travel. What self-care measure does the nurse teach to reduce the risk of impaired clotting in this client?

Which statement regarding large-for-gestational age (LGA) infants is most accurate?

Did you complete and turn in ALL of the Next Gen Growth and Development Case Studies and participate in subject matter expert discussion on Tuesday, September 3rd, 2024?

A nurse delegates care to an assistive personnel (AP). Which statement will the nurse include when delegating hygiene for a client who has a vascular access device?

What scientist coined the word cell

¿Cómo es el apartamento? Which rooms of the apartment did Mariana share on her post? List the two rooms pictured on the slide here. (2 pts.) a. b.

All cells have the following

Which data found on a patient’s health history would place her at risk for an ectopic pregnancy?

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