The OB-GYN nurse is assessing a pregnant patient, and recognizes ...

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The OB-GYN nurse is assessing a pregnant patient, and recognizes genetic amniocentesis will be indicated.
 
  The nurse makes this conclusion because the indications for genetic amniocentesis are: Note: Credit will be given only if all correct and no incorrect choices are selected. Select all that apply. 1. Maternal age under 35.
  2. Ultrasound visualization at 8 weeks.
  3. One child with a chromosome abnormality.
  4. A family history of neural tube defects.
  5. Both parents with an abnormal chromosome.

Question 2

To promote infant security in the hospital, the nurse instructs the parents of a newborn to:
 
  1. Keep the baby in the room at all times.
  2. Check the identification of all personnel who transport the newborn.
  3. Place a No Visitors sign on the door.
  4. Keep the baby in the nursery at all times.

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Answer to Question 1

3,4,5
Rationale 1: Women 35 or older are at greater risk for having children with chromosome abnormalities.
Rationale 2: Genetic ultrasound would be done at 1013 weeks and 1820 weeks.
Rationale 3: Parents who have a child with a chromosomal anomaly have an increased chance of having a second child with the abnormality.
Rationale 4: Family history of neural tube defects is an indication for genetic amniocentesis.
Rationale 5: If both parents carry an autosomal recessive disease, they have a 25 chance with each pregnancy that the fetus will be affected.

Answer to Question 2

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Rationale 1: Newborns need to return to the nursery at times.
Rationale 2: Practicing safety measures and providing information to parents are important steps to prevent infant abduction. Parents should be instructed to check identification of all personnel who transport the newborn.
Rationale 3: A No Visitors sign would not ensure safety.
Rationale 4: Newborns will need to return to the nursery at times, but the newborn is not required to be there at all times.

[Pineappleeh]

Great answer, keep it coming

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