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A client who is 32 weeks pregnant is HIV positive, but asymptomatic. What would be important in managing her pregnancy and delivery?
 
  1. An amniocentesis at 30 and 36 weeks
  2. Weekly non-stress testing beginning at 32 weeks' gestation
  3. Administration of intravenous antibiotics during labor and delivery
  4. Application of a fetal scalp electrode as soon as her membranes rupture in labor

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During the first antepartal visit, a client who is at 10 weeks' gestation learns of being HIV positive. Which client statement indicates an understanding of the plan of care both during the pregnancy and postpartally?
 
  1. I should not breastfeed my baby.
  2. When my baby is 2 months old, he or she will be tested for HIV.
  3. If I have a cesarean section, there is an increased risk that my HIV will be passed to my baby.
  4. I am supposed to take highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART), but only during the first trimester.
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