Prenatal Care

The women in the fertility clinic states, “I read an article that said I should increase my omega-3 fatty acid intake to improve my chances of conceiving. Which foods should I eat?” The nurse responds with which foods? Select all that apply.

The patient newly diagnosed with idiopathic pulmonary arterial hypertension is prescribed bosentan. The result of which test is most important for the nurse to verify prior to administering the medication?

The fetus is delivered in which stage of labor?

Which term describes the white biofilm that covers neonatal skin at birth?

Which statement is true regarding an autosomal recessive disorder?

After reviewing the patient’s chart, which order(s) require clarification? Review the patient’s chart, then select all that apply.

Which information does the nurse include when preparing an informational session for expectant first-time parents about car seat safety? Select all that apply

The nurse counsels which women against the use of black cohosh as an herbal supplement?  

The 30-year-old couple presents to the infertility clinic after trying to conceive for 14 months. The man’s sperm analysis reveals sperm that have good motility and are adequate in number. On exam today, the woman’s cervical mucus is thin and stringy, with ferning on the slide. Which statement by the nurse is most appropriate?  

The 31-year-old patient G2P1 woman presents to the clinic for 30 week appointment. She was diagnosed at 24 weeks with gestational diabetes. For 6 weeks, she changed her diet and exercised more regularly while checking her blood sugars. She logged fasting glucose levels of 108-135 mg/dL. She has no proteinuria or glycosuria. The nurse provides which information to the patient?  

The 24-year-old patient presents with flu-like symptoms and a diffuse maculopapular rash across her chest, trunk, and palms of the hands. Upon palpation, cervical lymph nodes are enlarged. The patient uses intravenous drugs and reports having unprotected sex. The patient’s labs are notable for negative HIV test, positive human chorionic gonadotropin test, and positive rapid plasma reagin test. The patient reports a history of anaphylaxis with penicillin administration. The nurse educates the patient about which treatment?