Asking your brother to help you bring in the groceries is an…
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Pаtient Repоrt: I've hаd such а lоng day at wоrk already, and it's only 3:00 pm! I have a major project due todaythat's giving me heartburn, and I struggled to get it done before this appointment. I think that’s why Ihave this nagging headache too. I don't know if it's from the day’s stress or because I haven’t beendrinking as much water as I normally do. I'll be happy to get this over with today, so I can go home,fill up on some water, pop a few Tums and just chill. Let’s hook me up so I can hear my peanut’sheart rate and get out of here…no offense! EHR: NURSING ASSESSMENT & NOTES 2/10 1540 Nursing Note: Client arrives for scheduled NST. Client is G1P0 at 37 weeks gestation. She is a single mom. She conceived through intrauterine insemination with donor sperm. EFM and toco applied. FHR: 132. Client states she has had a “nagging” headache since this morning and has been “struggling” with heartburn since yesterday. Blood pressure 162/100 mm Hg. Repeat blood pressure 164/100 mm Hg. Urine dipped for protein, 3+. 2/10 1540 Neuro/Cognitive: A/Ox3. Speech even and clear. Pupils 3 mm PERRLA. Denies any visual changes or disturbances. DTRs 3+, negative clonus. Respiratory: Lung sounds clear bilaterally, breathing unlabored. Cardiovascular: Apical pulse 77, regular, S1 & S2 sounds present. Peripheral Vascular: Skin pink, warm, and dry. +2 pitting edema in left and right lower extremities. Gastrointestinal: Abdomen distended consistent with pregnancy. States she had a bowel movement today. Bowel sounds x 4 quadrants. Last bowel movement yesterday. Genitourinary: Voided 150 mL dark, clear yellow urine. +Proteinuria. Pain: Headache started in morning rates 3/10, describes as nagging. Heartburn rated 3/10, describes as burning, gnawing sensation. Before answering this question, review the client’s health information in the EHR. Complete the sentence using the drop-down choices. The nurse’s greatest concern is the client’s risk of developing [AnswerA] related to [AnswerB], [AnswerC], and [AnswerD].