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 associated with fetal alcohol syndrome are (select all that apply):

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 disorders?

A client of normal weight is concerned about nutrition. Which of the following statements accurately describes her nutritional needs during pregnancy?

A pregnant client confides to the nurse that she is eating laundry starch daily. The nurse should assess the woman for:

A client in her first trimester of pregnancy arrives as a health care clinic and reports that she has been experiencing vaginal bleeding.  A threatened abortion is suspected, and the nurse instructs the client regarding management of care.  Which of the following should be included in those instructions.  Select all that apply.

The client is at the prenatal clinic for the initial visit for this pregnancy. She has a 7 year-old that was born at 39 weeks gestation and a 2 year old born at 36 weeks. She had a spontaneous abortion 1 year ago. The nurse would chart the client’s obstetrical status as:

The client is at the prenatal clinic for the initial visit for this pregnancy. She has a 7 year-old that was born at 39 weeks gestation and a 2 year old born at 36 weeks. She had a spontaneous abortion 1 year ago. The nurse would chart the client’s obstetrical status as:

A woman who is 8 months pregnant complains of feeling dizzy when lying in bed. The nurse, understanding the adaptations of the pregnancy, advises which of the following?