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An 18-year-old woman comes to the obstetrician's office and is informed that she is 6 weeks pregnant. Which statement by the woman is the nurse most concerned about?
 
  a. I eat a pretty healthy diet with lots of fruits and vegetables, so I think I'm okay with my diet.
  b. With my current job, I won't be able to keep up with prenatal visits so I will read some books on prenatal care.
  c. Is it too early to think about babysitting arrangements or should I start looking now?
  d. Some people may think I am too young to be a mother. What do you think?

Question 2

The second-year nursing student is in a pediatric clinical rotation in the emergency department. While working one day, a 6-year-old child and mother arrive.
 
  The student notices bruises on the child and the mother seems to avoid answering any questions related to the bruises. The most appropriate action by the student is to:
  a. Contact a child abuse hotline
  b. Notify the physician
  c. Notify her instructor
  d. Continue to ask the mother more questions



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Answer to Question 1

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One of the most important nursing interventions for promoting maternal and fetal health is to facilitate and teach the importance of early and continuing prenatal care. Early prenatal care can identify complications of pregnancy, prevent some of the effects of maternal disease such as diabetes, and provide an opportunity for patient education. Reading material can be an adjunct to prenatal care; however, this will not allow for maternal and fetal assessments. Prenatal visits can also be the time for the mother to discuss work arrangements as well as babysitting arrangements.

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C
If you suspect child abuse, you are legally responsible for reporting your observations. However as a beginning nursing student, it is best to discuss your concerns and findings with your instructor or the nurse assigned to the client before you make a report.



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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again



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