The nurse recognizes which of the following as exhibiting a probable sign of pregnancy?
A) the woman who has little appetite, and vomits nearly every day B) the woman who had a positive home pregnancy test C) the woman who reports fluttering abdominal sensations D) the woman who has not had a menstrual period for three months
Question 2
Artificial insemination has been recommended to a couple with infertility in which the male client has a low sperm count to increase their chances of conceiving.
When teaching the couple about this method, the nurse would include which of the following as the rationale?
A) Motility and viability of the male client's sperm are enhanced.
B) Distance traveled by the sperm is reduced.
C) Risk of transmission of genetic conditions to the fetus is reduced.
D) Ovarian hyperstimulation during conception is prevented.
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