You are caring for an infant of a diabetic mother. Which of the following actions would not be included in your plan of care related to this diagnosis

You are caring for a patient who is having an epidural placed for pain during labor. Which medication should be kept in the room for easy access in case the patient has hypotension?

The nurse is teaching a new nurse about the difference between placenta abruptio and placenta previa. Teaching was effective when the new nurse states which of the following statements

A woman had a recommended caloric intake of 2000 calories per day before becoming pregnant. She delivers and is breastfeeding. How many calories per day is recommended for her now?

A nurse on an antepartum unit has been caring for a client who is G2 P1 at 34 weeks gestation who has been admitted for vaginal bleeding.

Which action is contraindicated

When caring for a laboring mother, late decelerations are noted on the fetal heart rate monitor. What actions should the nurse take? (Select all that apply

The nurse is assessing a fetal heart rate tracing and notices a FHR of 155 bpm with moderate variability, accelerations, and early decelerations. The nurse will chart this a

Place the cursor at where step #3 of Leopold's maneuver is performed.

A woman is RH neg and pregnant. Her previous baby was Rh positive. The nurse would be correct in telling her which of the following information?

You have just completed an inservice on the high risk neonate which responses of the nurses would indicate teaching was successful or teaching needs to be reinforced?

A 25-year-old female, with no prenatal care, is brought into your LAD unit by ambulance with vagina bleeding Based upon what she thinks in her LMP, she is suspected of being 26 weeks of gestation. The patients combative, yelling at staff, and refuses to change into a patient gown. The nurse suspects possible drug use and history of psychological disorders. She has had no prenatal care. What is not an appropriate nursing action at this time?