The student nurse is preparing a presentation on the nutritional needs of pregnant teens.
Which items should be included in her teaching plan? (Select all that Apply)

Choice A rationale

Quickening, the first movements of the fetus felt by the mother, typically occurs between 18-20 weeks gestation. At 18 weeks, it's likely the mother will feel a fluttering sensation soon.

Choice B rationale

While fetal movements can sometimes be felt later, it's generally expected that by 18-20 weeks, movements should be noticeable.

Choice C rationale

The baby does move at 18 weeks, but the mother typically begins to feel these movements at this stage, known as quickening.

Choice D rationale

Suggesting the mother should have felt movement by now could cause unnecessary anxiety. Most women feel their baby's movements between 18-20 weeks. .

Choice A rationale

Analysis of serum for tetanus antibodies is not an immediate action in acute injury scenarios. The priority is to provide immediate passive immunity.

Choice B rationale

Administration of tetanus immune globulin provides immediate passive immunity. This is crucial to prevent tetanus infection since the client has not been immunized since infancy.

Choice C rationale

Inducing labor to avoid tetanus in the fetus is not a recommended action. The focus should be on providing immediate protection to the mother to prevent infection.

Choice D rationale

Administration of tetanus immune globulin after delivery delays necessary immediate protection. The risk of tetanus infection is immediate, so prompt administration is required.