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theo

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The perinatal nurse assessing a laboring woman's contraction intensity by internal monitoring would expect, in the transition phase, a reading in the range of:
 
  A) 1012 mm Hg
  B) 2040 mm Hg
  C) 5070 mm Hg
  D) 7090 mm Hg

Question 2

A pregnant adolescent asks you if her boyfriend (father of the baby) can come into the examining room with her. Based on his needs, which of the following would be the best response?
 
  A) Adolescent fathers have no legal right in regard to a child.
  B) If you want him to come in.
  C) If your parents approve.
  D) Not participating will help him be more responsible in the future.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

B



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