Your client's tells you that the first day of her last menstrual period was on August 4 . Using Naegele's rule, you determine that her EDD will be which of the following?
a. February 7 c. October 29
b. May 11 d. December 15
B
The EDD for your client would be May 11th. It is computed in the following manner:
First day of last period August 4th. Add 7 days = August 11
Next take August 11 and subtract 3 months = May 11
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