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1. What is antepartum? a. Pertaining to the time during pregnancy before the onset of labor 2. Probable, presumptive, positive signs of pregnancy. Presumptive indications: indications that are subjective changes that are experienced and reported by the women. Least reliable when confirming pregnancy; can be caused by conditions other than pregnancy a. Amenorrhea: absence of menstruation b. Nausea and vomiting:60-80% of women experience N/V. Beginning at 4-8 weeks and usually ending at 10-1...

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1: (see full question) A nurse notices that a client in the first stage of labor seems agitated. When the nurse asks why she's upset, she begins to cry and says, "I guess I'm a little worried. Th e last time I gave birth, I was in labor for 32 hours." Based on this information, the nurse should include which nursing diagnosis in the client's care plan? You selected: Fear related to a potentially difficult childbirth Correct Explanation: A client's ability to cope during labor and childbirt...

UNRS 402 - OB Final Exam Study Guide/UNRS 402 - OB Final Exam Study Guide. ANTEPARTUM 1. What is antepartum? a. Pertaining to the time during pregnancy before the onset of labor 2. Probable, presumptive, positive signs of pregnancy. Presumptive indications: indications that are subjective changes that are experienced and reported by the women. Least reliable when confirming pregnancy; can be caused by conditions other than pregnancy a. Amenorrhea: absence of menstruation b. Nausea and vomiting:6...

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/UNRS 402 - OB Final Exam Study Guide. ANTEPARTUM 1. What is antepartum? a. Pertaining to the time during pregnancy before the onset of labor 2. Probable, presumptive, positive signs of pregnancy.

UNRS 402 - OB Final Exam Study Guide. Complete Guide. UNRS 402 OBFinal Exam Study Guide ANTEPARTUM 1. What is antepartum? a. Pertaining to the time during pregnancy before the onset of labor 2. Probable, presumptive, positive signs of pregnancy. Presumptive indications: indications that are subjective changes that are experienced and reported by the women. Least reliable when confirming pregnancy; can be caused by conditions other than pregnancy a. Amenorrhea: absence of menstruation ...

CASE STUDY - HYPERTENSION Rachelle Wagner Patient Assignment R.W. is a 42-year-old African American executive assistant who comes to the outpatient clinic for a routine physical. During the intake interview, R.W. reveals that she is experiencing considerable job stress, has two young teenagers at home, and is providing care for her elderly grandparents with the help of her husband. Initial Assessment 1730 VS: T 37.5° C (98.6° F), BP 158/88, P 84 and regular, R 20 and unlabored. R.W. d...

NURSING med surg CASE STUDY – HEART FAILURE Donald Bergman;a 67-year-old male who was admitted to the telemetry unit 1 day ago for medical management with a diagnosis of chronic heart failure (HF) D.B. has a 20-year history of hypertension and had an MI 6 years ago. He began having fatigue, tachycardia, and dependent bilateral lower extremity edema about 18 months ago, and was diagnosed with right ventricular HF. He was already taking enalapril for hypertension and was prescribed furosemide, p...

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