A 28-year-old woman at 16 weeks' gestation being screened for ABO incompatibility learns that her blood contains anti-A antibodies. What should the nurse explain about this finding?
1. You may have contracted anti-A antibodies as a result of a viral infection.
2. It's most likely that you contracted anti-A antibodies through sexual activity.
3. Anti-A antibodies are inherited; usually, they are genetically passed down from father to daughter.
4. Anti-A antibodies occur naturally, as a result of exposure to foods and different infections.
Question 2
A pregnant client at 14 weeks' gestation is diagnosed with hyperemesis gravidarum. The most recent vital signs are: blood pressure 95/48, pulse 114, respirations 24. Which order should the nurse implement first?
1. Weigh the client.
2. Encourage clear liquids orally.
3. Give 1 L of lactated Ringer solution IV.
4. Administer 30 mL Maalox (magnesium hydroxide) orally.
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A Pokot married woman, Kenya.
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