Because maternal rubella infection has the potential to be teratogenic, immunization status of all women of childbearing years should be assessed. According to the newest guidelines, how long should a woman avoid pregnancy after receiving a rubella vaccination?

The WHNP is conducting genetic counseling with an Ashkenazi Jewish couple. Which autosomal recessive genetic disease does the WHNP prioritize discussing with this couple?

Which of the following is an appropriate response to a patient who discloses intimate partner violence:

According to the CDC and March of Dimes, the recommended amount of daily folic acid supplementation that all women of reproductive age should receive to help prevent birth defects is:

A woman at 36 weeks’ gestation presents for a prenatal care visit during which she mentions that her ankles and feet are somewhat swollen. She has gained 2 lbs since her last visit two weeks ago. Her BP is 122/76 and she has no proteinuria. What is your plan?

Which of the following is a normal changes in glucose metabolism during pregnancy?

Breast engorgement in non-breast feeding women typically occurs about how many days postpartum?

There is good evidence that a woman who gave birth to an infant with a neural tube defect (NTD) can substantially reduce the risk of recurrence by taking folic acid supplementation during the preconception period. What is the recommended amount for such a woman?

Overt hyperthyroidism in pregnancy is associated with:

Which of the following is a common maternal reaction to pregnancy during the first trimester?