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Maternity Hesi Version 2 questions with correct answersMaternity Hesi Version 2 questions with correct answers The nurse care for the pregnant woman scheduled for an AFP screening. The client asks the nurse why she needs to test, which is the nurse best response? - correct answer-This test helps confirm the presence of a neural tube defect The client at 16 (or 10) weeks gestation reports to the nurse that she has vaginal spotting, no passage of fetal tissue, and mild uterine cramping. On examination, the client's cervix is closed. The nurses prepares to perform implementations for which potential problem? - correct answer-A threatened abortion The 22 y/o female client tells the nurse in the family planning clinic that she is fearful of contracting a sexually transmitted disease. Which statement if made by the nurse is best? - correct answer-Use a condom and spermicide with every act of intercourse The nurse evaluates the pregnant client's risk for pica consumption. Which finding dose not predispose a client to pica consumption? - correct answer-The woman has a special fondness for fruit The nurse counsels a pregnant client the nurse advises the client that which fluid us best to take with ferrous sulfate (feosol)? - correct answer-Orange juice The nurse assesses the client's obstetrical history. The client reports 2 living children and is pregnant for the fourth time. The client's first pregnancy was a preterm birth but the infant died two days later. Using 5 digit GTPAL system how should the nurse classify this woman history in her prenatal health record? - correct answer-4-2-1-0-2 ) The nurse cares for the low-risk client at 40 weeks gestation. The client is in active labor. The client's cervix is 4 cm dilated, membranes have ruptured, and contractions are 6 min apart and moderate intensity. Which intervention should the nurse use to care for this client? - correct answer-Encourage the client to void every 2 hrs The nurse in the clinic assess, the client taking oral contraceptives. Which finding by the nurse would require a referral to the OB/GYN health care provider? - correct answer-The client complains of calf pain in her left leg The client at 39 weeks gestation tells the nu


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