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A client at 36 weeks' gestation has a blood pressure of A. Urine dipstick positive for protein
140/90. Which additional sign of preeclampsia would Rationale:
the nurse assess for? Preeclampsia is characterized by increased blood pressure and proteinuria
A. Urine dipstick positive for protein
B. Mild ankle edema
C. Episodes of dizziness on arising
D. Weight gain of 2 lb in 2 weeks
Which statement by a new mother observing her A. "It's such a tiny baby"
preterm infant in the neonatal intensive care nursery Rationale:
indicates that she has not yet begun the bonding By failing to acknowledge the infant as a person, the client is demonstrating
process? that she is still trying to process the current situation as reality
A. "It's such a tiny baby"
B. "Do you think he'll make it"
C. "Why does he need to be in an incubator"
D. " My baby looks so much like my husband"
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