A hemoglobin molecule binds to a pigment called:

In the small intestine, the main enzymes that digest food come from the [pancreas].  [Amylases] break down carbs. [proteases] break down protein. [lipases] break down lipids.

A pregnant client with preeclampsia presents with a headache and vision changes. Which finding will likely indicate worsening preeclampsia?

What are the immediate nursing actions for a client demonstrating a complete placental abruption? (Select all that apply)

What two muscles contract to cause inhalation?  Mark two answers.

The [esophagus] brings food to the stomach.  The [smin] begins at the end of the stomach.  Food is liquified into [chyme] in the stomach.  The main enzyme working to break down protein in the stomach is [pepsin]. The cells of the stomach are protected from the low pH by [mucusbi].

The LPN is assisting with a nonstress test for a client at 32 weeks’ gestation who has gestational diabetes. After 20 minutes, the tracing shows a baseline FHR of 150 bpm, moderate variability, and one acceleration. The fetus shows minimal movement. Which action should the LPN anticipate next?

A client who underwent an episiotomy during labor presents with a bluish, bulging mass around the perineal area, experiencing severe pain but minimal external bleeding. What is the most likely explanation for this finding?

A nurse is assessing a postpartum client who is 5 days postpartum and exhibiting crying, irritability, and anxiety. What is the most appropriate intervention for this client?

A new parent is concerned about their baby’s nutrition because they worry the baby is not eating enough. What sign should the nurse assess for to reassure the parent that the 4-day old infant is well-fed?