A nurse is providing education to parents living in homes built in the 1950s. To reduce the risk of lead poisoning in infant formula preparation, which of the following should the nurse suggest to the parents?

A nurse is teaching the parents of a newborn proper post-circumcision care. Which of the following statements should the nurse say?

A 34-year-old pregnant woman is in the clinic for her first-trimester checkup. While assessing the patient's health history, the nurse should be most concerned about which of the following?

A 24-year-old primipara is now in her active phase of the first stage of labor. She tells the nurse that she wants general anesthesia to relieve intense pain. The nurse advises the patient that general anesthesia is never preferred for childbirth because

A newlywed is experiencing amenorrhea, nausea and vomiting. She consults a physician and finds out that she is pregnant. The patient is very excited and at the same time feels afraid of the impending situation of her pregnancy. What psychological state of pregnancy has the patient achieved?

According to Bartholomew's rule, if the fundus is at the level of the umbilicus, the age of gestation is

A 25-year-old in her third trimester of pregnancy is rushed to the hospital for abrupt, painless, and bright red vaginal bleeding. The physician diagnoses placenta previa after an ultrasound. The nurse's immediate care measures should be to

The nurse is caring for a primigravida complaining of lightheadedness, faintness, cold clammy skin, and palpitations after lying supine. The appropriate nursing intervention i

The nurse is assisting a patient who just delivered a healthy baby boy weighing 3,400 grams. Upon cord traction of placenta, the nurse notices a sudden gushing of a large amount of blood, and the fundus is no longer palpable in the abdomen. What are useful nursing interventions if uterine inversion is suspected?

Of the following, what should the nurse assess before administering magnesium sulfate to a 20-year-old primipara with pregnancy-induced hypertension?

An anemic woman, 34 weeks pregnant, is taking iron supplements. Which of the following foods should the patient take with iron?

A neonate in status epilepticus is administered phenobarbital. The nurse should be most concerned about which side effect?

A patient was transported to the post-anesthesia care unit (PACU) after a cesarean section. The PACU nurse was informed that the patient received epidural anesthesia for the procedure. What is the safest position for this patient?

The nurse assesses a postpartum patient as having moderate lochia rubra with clots on her second postpartum day. Which of the following interventions would be appropriate?

A pregnant patient has delayed her first prenatal visit. She visits the clinic only after she starts to experience edema in her hands and feet. You note in the obstetrical history that this is the patient's third pregnancy, the first two ending with the death of the fetus or embryo. The first time was 8 weeks pregnant and the second was 28 weeks. The correct record of her pregnancy is

A new mother is interested in seeing what her infant's eyes look like. Which is the most effective way for the nurse to stimulate the infant to open its eyes?

A primigravida patient asks the nurse how much iron she needs during her pregnancy. The correct response from the nurse is

A patient comes to the clinic stating that she may be pregnant. The nurse knows that a pregnancy can be confirmed by

A patient is having trouble adjusting to breastfeeding and disagrees with her husband on the importance of breastfeeding compared to formula. Which member of the health care team should the nurse consult?

A 40-year-old, G7, P4, A2, 36 weeks pregnant woman was admitted because of complaints of vaginal bleeding. She also noticed a lack of fetal activity in the 3 days prior to admission. The nurse's first action is to

A woman has been admitted to the labor and delivery unit with a macular rash and lymphadenopathy. Lab tests reveal WBC count of 11,000, a platelet count of 200,000, creatinine of 0.9, and the nontreponemal antibody test is positive. What should the nurse do next?

The nurse is caring for a woman in labor. The woman becomes irritable, restless, complains of nausea, and has heavier show. The membranes just ruptured spontaneously. The nurse understands that this indicates

A pregnant college student is waiting patiently to be discharged after being treated for premature uterine contractions. The nurse assesses the patient before discharge and notices a pool of blood under the patient's pelvis. The patient reports no pain, discomfort, or nausea. Which of the following should the nurse do before discharging the patient?

The nurse is caring for a patient who has been addicted to drugs for several years. The patient delivered a male infant 48 hours ago. Which of the following assessment findings can the nurse expect in the infant?

A patient comes to the clinic stating that she may be pregnant. The nurse knows that a pregnancy can be confirmed by

A patient has meconium-stained amniotic fluid. Fetal scalp sampling indicates a blood pH of 7.12 and fetal bradycardia is present. Based on these findings, the nurse should take which action?

A woman in the first trimester of her pregnancy is attending childbirth classes. What topics are most likely to be covered during this trimester?