The nurse working with mothers over 35 having their first baby knows there are some disadvantages. For what disadvantage would the nurse carefully assess in each client?

1. What kind of insurance the client has for maternity care
2. Whether the client is married
3. Whether the client will continue working after the baby arrives
4. Whether the client has any chronic disease that will have to be addressed


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Explanation: 4. It is important for the nurse to question and assess for any chronic illnesses. The risk of pregnancy complications is higher in women over age 35 who have a chronic condition such as hypertension or diabetes, or who are in poor general health.

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