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bcretired

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Joan has a history of drug use and is screened for hepatitis B during the first trimester. Which action is appropriate?
 
  a. Anticipate administering the vaccination for hepatitis B as soon as possible.
  b. Plan for retesting during the third trimester.
  c. Discuss the recommendation to bottle feed her baby.
  d. Practice respiratory isolation.

Question 2

Which technique is least effective for the woman with persistent occiput posterior position?
 
  a. Lie supine and relax.
  b. Sit or kneel, leaning forward with support.
  c. Rock the pelvis back and forth while on hands and knees.
  d. Squat.



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Answer to Question 1

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A person who has a history of high-risk behaviors should be rescreened during the third tri-mester.
The vaccine may not have time to affect a person with high-risk behaviors.
The first trimester is too early to discuss feeding methods with a woman in the high-risk cat-egory.
Hepatitis B is transmitted through blood.

Answer to Question 2

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Lying supine increases the discomfort of back labor. A sitting or kneeling position may help the fetal head to rotate to occiput anterior. Rocking the pelvis encourages rotation from occiput posterior to occiput anterior. Squatting aids both rotation and fetal descent.




bcretired

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Reply 2 on: Jun 28, 2018
Gracias!


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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it

 

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