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The most important and effective action in neonatal resuscitation is_____________.

Which of the following is TRUE regarding differential diagnoses for pelvic pain?

The client is currently pregnant and has 2 children at home who were both born at term, she had a full-term baby who died of SIDS at 4 months. She also had a stillbirth at 34 weeks and one SAB. Using the G TPAL system, which accurately reflects her history?

According to Erickson’s psychosocial developmental stages, when needs are consistently met the infant will develop which of the following?

A 38 year old healthy woman with a strong family history of osteoporosis presents for an annual exam. The management plan for this woman would include:

During an annual exam a woman of a three-year-old boy slaps his hand whenever he tries to touch anything and she then becomes angry when the boy removes his jacket. The provider should:

Posterior asynclitism indicates that:

After you determine that a G1P0 has a term pregnancy and is in latent labor, you observe the following: her muscles are tense, pupils are dilated, and pulse rate is 90 with a temperature of 98.4. She displays a great deal of distress with contractions occurring every 4 minutes and lasting 50 seconds.  She states that she is nauseated and frightened. These responses suggest that she:

At her 6-week postpartum visit, a woman reports that she has been sad in the last few weeks. The midwife asks the woman to complete an Edinburgh Postnatal Depression (EPDS) and the woman’s score is 4. This woman:

When performing a vaginal exam, the midwife palpates the posterior fontanel at approximately 8 o’clock position and the sagittal suture of the fetal skull is closer to the symphysis pubis than to the sacrum. This evaluation is indicative of what fetal position?