A pregnant client presents with complaint of vaginal dischar…

A pregnant client presents with complaint of vaginal discharge, dysuria, and postcoital bleeding. Physical examination reveals an erythematous, friable cervix. Urinalysis is within normal limits. Wet mount examination reveals numerous WBCs. Her male partner has a urethral discharge and a gram stain revealing gram negative diplococcus. Based on this information, what is your presumptive diagnosis?

During postpartum rounds, your multiparous client is very pl…

During postpartum rounds, your multiparous client is very pleased with her birth and is clearly bonding with her new baby girl. She is successfully nursing her baby every 3-4 hours for 5-20 minutes. She is asking about early discharge and wants to go home as soon as possible. Her only complaint is that her left leg is sore because of her need to deliver in stirrups. What would be the most important piece of your assessment?