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jparksx

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A client who is 16 weeks pregnant states, I thought the most dangerous time is the first 3 months, so I shouldn't have to worry from now on about any dangers to the baby. An appropriate response by the nurse would be,
 
  a. There are teratogens that may affect your baby during any stage of development.
  b. We really won't be able to say for sure before you have an ultrasound.
  c. You don't seem very concerned about your baby's welfare.
  d. You're right. You are past the critical point.

Question 2

The fine hair on the body of the newborn is called ___________________ _.
 
  Fill in the blank(s) with correct word



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Answer to Question 1

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Teratogens, including nicotine from smoking, varicella, hepatitis B, HIV, environmental chemicals, cytomegalovirus, and drugs, if used or contracted during the first trimester, have a higher incidence of detrimental effects for the fetus. However, problems caused by teratogens can affect the fetus at any time during pregnancy. Telling the mother that they won't know until the ultrasound might frighten the mother and it is not an appropriate nursing response. Telling the mother that she doesn't seemed concerned about her baby's welfare is a judgmental statement. Telling the mother she is past the critical point is a false statement.

Answer to Question 2

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