1. A female client has been treated since childhood for mitral valve prolapse. The antibiotic of choice for her during pregnancy would be:
A) Sulfa
B) Tetracycline
C) Hydralazine
D) Erythromycin
2. A pregnant client complains of varicosities in the third trimester. Which of the following activities should she be advised to avoid?
A) Sitting with legs crossed at ankles
B) Wearing thromboembolic disease (TED) stockings
C) Wearing support pantyhose
D) Wearing knee-high stockings
3. A client at 9 weeks gestation comes for an initial prenatal visit. On assessment, the nurse discovers this is her second pregnancy. Her first pregnancy resulted in a spontaneous abortion. She is 28 years old, in good health, and works full-time as an elementary school teacher. This information alerts the nurse to which of the following:
A) An increased risk in maternal adaptation to pregnancy
B) The need for anticipatory guidance regarding the pregnancy
C) The need for teaching regarding family planning
D) An increased risk for subsequent abortions
4. A client is pleased about being pregnant, yet states, 'It is really not the best time, but I guess it will be OK.' The nurse - s assessment of this response is:
A) Initial maternal-infant bonding may be poor.
B) Client may have a poor relationship with her husband.
C) This response is normal in the first trimester.
D) This response is abnormal, to be re-evaluated at the next visit.
5. A client at 6 months gestation complains of tiredness and dizziness. Her hemoglobin level is 10 g/dL, and her hematocrit value is 32%. Her nutritional intake is assessed as sufficient. The most likely diagnosis is:
A) Iron-deficiency anemia
B) Physiological anemia
C) Fatigue due to stress
D) No problem indicated
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