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The following five questions come from Matthew Grey’s lesson, “Lesson 22: Jesus as the Atoning Sacrifice and the Great High Priest.”

A 28-week pregnant client has a WBC count of 14,500/mm³. She is afebrile and denies symptoms. How should the nurse interpret this finding?

The following five questions come from John Hilton III’s lesson, “Lesson 24: Jesus Christ and the Restoration.”

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A nurse is teaching a client in the first trimester about nonpharmacologic management of morning sickness. Which nursing interventions should the nurse recommend or not recommend? 

Which skin finding during pregnancy requires further evaluation?

A nurse is teaching a pregnant client about fetal development during the embryonic period. The client asks when the fetal heart first begins to beat. Which response by the nurse is most accurate?

Which statement correctly differentiates the indirect Coombs test from the direct Coombs test?

A pregnant client comes in for a routine first prenatal examination.  According to the last menstrual period, the estimated gestational age is 12 weeks.  Where would the nurse expect to palpate the uterine fundus in this client?