A nurse is developing a teaching plan for a primigravid client who's 2 months pregnant. The nurse should
tell the client that she can expect to feel the fetus move at which time?
You Selected:
Between 18 and 20 week
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A nurse is developing a teaching plan for a primigravid client who's 2 months pregnant. The nurse should
tell the client that she can expect to feel the fetus move at which time?
You Selected:
Between 18 and 20 weeks' gestation
Correct response:
Between 18 and 20 weeks' gestation
Explanation:
Remediation:
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A client is 2 months pregnant. Which factor should the nurse anticipate as most likely to affect her
psychosocial transition during pregnancy?
You Selected:
The month of her due date
Correct response:
Support from her partner
Explanation:
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A client in the first trimester of pregnancy comes to the facility for a routine prenatal visit. She tells the
nurse she doesn't know whether she's ready to have a baby, even though this was a planned pregnancy.
Which response should the nurse offer?
You Selected:
"You're feeling ambivalent, which is normal during the first trimester."
Correct response:
"You're feeling ambivalent, which is normal during the first trimester."
Explanation:
Remediation:
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A client, 30 weeks pregnant, is scheduled for a biophysical profile (BPP) to evaluate the health of her
fetus. Her BPP score is 8. What does this score indicate?
You Selected:
The fetus isn't in distress at this time.
Correct response:
The fetus isn't in distress at this time.
Explanation:
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During a nonstress test (NST), a nurse notes three fetal heart rate (FHR) increases of 20 beats/minute,
each lasting 20 seconds. These increases occur only with fetal movement. What does this finding
suggest?
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