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According to the CDC and March of Dimes, what is the recommended amount of daily folic acid supplementation that all women of reproductive age should receive to help prevent birth defects?

What is the antibiotic/s of choice for a postpartum endometritis?

According to the CDC and March of Dimes, the recommended amount of daily folic acid supplementation that all women of reproductive age should receive to help prevent birth defects is:

A woman at 36 weeks’ gestation presents for a prenatal care visit during which she mentions that her ankles and feet are somewhat swollen. She has gained 2 lbs since her last visit two weeks ago. Her BP is 122/76 and she has no proteinuria. What is your plan?

A woman who is 29 weeks gestation presents for routine prenatal care. She reports postcoital spotting. You obtain a gonorrhea/chlamydia culture. The results are positive fo gonorrhea and negative chlamydia. She has no known allergies. CDC first-line treatment is:

A woman with insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus presents to the office for preconception counseling. She currently takes regular and NPH insulin twice a day. Counseling for this client should include the following information:

Breast engorgement in non-breast feeding women typically occurs about how many days postpartum?

Overt hyperthyroidism in pregnancy is associated with:

 The WHNP is teaching  about fetal movement counts. Which of the following is the best approach to assessing fetal movement:

Based on the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP), which of the following vaccines should be given or considered in non-immune women around the time of pregnancy?