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Which of the following are considered leading causes of death from accidental injury in infants up to 1 year of age? Select all that apply.

A nurse is providing care to a community. Which of the following activities represent the primary level of preventative nursing? Choose the (3) correct answers

The nurse is teaching a class on parenting. A parent asks how to promote positive self-esteem in their child. The nurse states that setting reasonable limits and promoting open lines of communication with the child will help foster a higher self-esteem. This answer is based on which parenting style?

The nurse is conducting a physical assessment of the pregnant client. Which of the following are probable signs of pregnancy? Select all that apply.

Which of the following hormones is known as the “pregnancy hormone” and is responsible for inducing amenorrhea and maintaining the lining of the uterus?

A client diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) is admitted to the unit. Which of the following interventions would be most appropriate for this client?

The nurse is concerned that the newborn may have congenital hydrocephalus. Which finding did the nurse likely observe on assessment?

The client, who is 20 days postpartum, calls the clinical to tell the nurse she is having bright red bleeding since hospital discharge 18 days ago. Which response to the client is most appropriate?

The nurse assesses the client who is 1-day postpartum. The nurse notes the fundus is firm, 1-finger breadth above the umbilicus, and displaced laterally to the right. Which nursing intervention should be implemented first?

The nurse performs a biophysical profile test (BPP) on a client who is 32 weeks’ gestation and at high risk for preterm labor.  After 30 minutes, a BPP result of 6 is noted. How would the nurse interpret this finding?