The nurse is interviewing a primigravida client who is 17 weeks pregnant. During the data collection, the client reports she has not felt the baby move yet. Which response by the nurse is the most appropriate?
A. "Fetal movement may not be felt until the 18th week."
B. "Do you have reason to believe your baby is not ok?"
C. "We will listen for the heartbeat today."
D. "You need an ultrasound."
Answer: A
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