The nurse notes that the fetal heart rate increases from 140 to 160 with every contraction the mother experiences. The nurse would:
A) consider this response normal, and continue to monitor. B) turn the woman onto her side. C) notify the physician and prepare for a cesarean section. D) notify the nursing supervisor.
C
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A) Provide warm blankets. B) Restrict fluids. C) Encourage getting out of bed to ambulate. D) Notify the healthcare provider.
A nurse is completing the assessment of a woman admitted to the labor and birth suite. Which of the following would the nurse expect to include as part of the physical assessment? (Select all that apply.)
A) Current pregnancy history B) Fundal height measurement C) Support system D) Estimated date of birth E) Membrane status F) Contraction pattern
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a. "I may get a 3-month supply of the medication with each refill." b. "I must abstain from intercourse while taking this drug." c. "I should avoid strenuous exercise when I am taking this medication." d. "I should take a vitamin A supplement while I am taking the medication."
When using an assist device to move a person to the side of the bed, you need at least 1 co-worker to help you
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.