Which statement indicates a woman understands activity limitations for the management of preterm labor?
a. "After my shower in the morning, I do the laundry and straighten up the house; then I rest."
b. "I pack a picnic basket and put it next to the sofa so I do not have to get up for food during the day."
c. "I have a 2-year-old to care for, but I try to rest as much as I can."
d. "I get really bored at home, so I go to the shopping mall for just a little while."
ANS: B
Lengthy activity restrictions are often needed to prevent preterm birth. The nurse can help the woman identify ways to organize necessary activities and maximize rest.
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