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CORALGRILL2014

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A pregnant woman with a BMI of 35 is seen for a prenatal visit. The nurse recognizes that the client is at high risk for which complication during pregnancy?
 
  1. Gestational diabetes
   2. Placenta previa
   3. Chromosomal defects
   4. Macorsomia

Question 2

An example of a good food for replacing glycogen stores is
 
  a. raw carrots.
  b. string cheese.
  c. breakfast cereal.
  d. scrambled eggs.



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Answer to Question 1

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Rationale: Obese clients are at higher risk for developing gestational diabetes. Obese clients are at no greater risk for developing placenta previa than women of a lower BMI. Obese clients are not at a high risk for chromosomal defects. Infants of obese mothers are at high risk to develop macorsomia.

Answer to Question 2

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Foods high in carbohydrate, such as breakfast cereal, help replace glycogen stores. Raw carrots are low in energy; string cheese and scrambled eggs provide mostly protein and fat.



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