The pregnant client, who just entered the third trimester of pregnancy, develops hypertension and is diagnosed with preeclampsia. Which assessment data does the nurse anticipate for this client?
1. Dehydration.
2. Complaints of increasing headaches.
3. Decreased reproductive hormone levels.
4. Lack of protein excretion in client's urine.
Question 2
The pediatric nurse is conducting physical assessments during a shift in the outpatient clinic. Which findings are considered abnormal?
Select all that apply.
1. The 2-week-old newborn whose fontanels are slightly pulsing.
2. The 2-year-old child's anterior fontanel remains unclosed.
3. The 1-month-old infant's posterior fontanel has closed.
4. The 10-month-old infant's anterior fontanel is shaped like a triangle.
5. The 6-month-old infant's anterior fontanel is soft and flat.
Hypertension drugs
Full-term pregnancy
Integumentary changes in pregnancy: Melasma
Positioning of client
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