A 23-week gestation parent is assessed during a prenatal visit. After performing a vaginal exam, her obstetrician tells her that her cervix is beginning to dilate. The nurse can expect the patient to receive a/an:

Which of the following physical findings would lead the nurse to suspect that a patient with preeclampsia with sever features has developed HELLP syndrome?

I completed the Week 5 Self-Study Quiz. 

A nurse is admitting a patient who was diagnosed with polyhydramnios.  The patient asks why she developed this condition.  The nurse realizes that polyhydramnios is sometimes associated with which of the following.

A nurse assesses a pregnant woman in her third trimester. Which of the following findings are considered normal adaptations to pregnancy? Select All That Apply  

A 30-week gestation patient is being seen in the clinic. Her pre-pregnancy weight was 110 pounds. Which of the following symptoms would be concerning:

The nurse is caring for a full-term breastfeeding baby who weighs 9 pounds 12 oz (4300 grams). The Temp is 98.6, HR is 142, RR is 60. The baby is jittery, sweating, and lethargic. Which of the following is a priority nursing intervention? 

A term infant was born via C-Section 24 hours ago.  At birth the infant’s Apgars were 8 & 9.  The infant suddenly presents with a respiratory rate of 78, nasal flaring and grunting. The most likely diagnosis is:

The nurse is caring for a client being treated for diabetic ketoacidosis. Which lab result is the nurse MOST concerned with?  

The nurse is caring for a client with a diagnosis of Addison’s disease. What assessment findings are associated with this health problem?