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The nurse teaches a pregnant client about the presumptive, probable, and positive signs of pregnancy. The client demonstrates an understanding of the nurse’s instructions if they state that probable signs of pregnancy include (select all that apply):

A client comes in for a first prenatal visit at 10 weeks. The client tells the nurse that this is their fourth pregnancy. A first pregnancy ended in miscarriage at twelve weeks. A second pregnancy resulted in a 39-week viable male infant.  A third pregnancy resulted in 35-week twins and they are all living. How would the nurse record this client’s obstetric history using the GTPAL system?

An 18-year-old client comes in to see the health care provider suspecting that she may be pregnant. Upon further testing, she is discovered to be 14 weeks pregnant. She has a lot of questions, including the types of testing that are done in pregnancy as well as what vaccinations she might need. Which vaccinations are recommended during pregnancy [option1] and [option2]?

A patient in her first trimester tells the nurse that she “does not feel well.” Which possible symptom and explanation is the most serious? Hint: You need to think about the changes in pregnancy and determine which one listed below has the most serious ramifications.

Describe the difference between phonetics and phonology.

Describe the benefit of using a standard font or character set (Unicode font) that includes the IPA symbols on your computer. 

The way that speech or language varies based on characteristics including geography, language background, or ethnicity is called:

What does IPA stand for and why is it important to use it in transcription of individuals with speech sound disorders?

A nurse assesses a patient who had an intraosseous catheter placed in the left leg. Which assessment finding is of greatest concern?

Mrs. T is an 89 year old woman tht arrived in the emergency room by ambulance from her assisted living facility for a (1)hip fracture and possible surgery tomorrow.. (2) She is a DNR with no allergies.  (3)She had a fall from her bed and has dementia.  She is not complaining of pain since given morphine at 1800.  Her skin is intact and she is receiving NS in her right forearm.  (4)V/S are stable and family has been notified by the assisted living that she is in the hospital. (5)Contact the surgeon and family upon arrival for assessment.Please select which highlighted area is the stituation within SBAR. Type your answer below (each sentence is a choice).