A nurse practitioner is performing a genomic assessment on a female at the clinic today being seen for her yearly well-woman check. The patient shares that she is considering a first pregnancy. This would be her first pregnancy. Which of the following would be considered a genetic “red flag” for this female?

The provider records a patient’s visual acuity as 20/50 after performing an examination with a wall chart. This result means that the patient can read which of the following?

To maintain and remain impartial while interviewing a patient for the purpose of health assessment the provider should do which of the following?

The mother of a 10-year-old asks the clinician how many hours of sleep her child needs each night. The clinician appropriately instructs the mother that a 10-year-old needs approximately ________ hours of sleep each night?

A woman is being seen in the Primary Care setting for her first prenatal visit. She is approximately 8 weeks pregnant. She reports her last menstrual period as January 8 and reports a normal menstrual cycle of 28 days. The nurse can estimate that the patient’s estimated date of delivery (EDD) is __________________.

The nurse educator is presenting a class on lab values and is discussing reticulocytes. He explains that the following patient most likely will have a decreased amount of circulating reticulocytes:

A nurse educator is observing a new clinician perform the physical exam during a well-child check. The educator should question the new clinician when they observe the clinician initiate the following assessment:

Which population is at highest risk for the occurrence of aneuploidy in offspring?

A woman with an X-linked dominant disorder will:

The primary care provider is working with a female who is exclusively breastfeeding her 3-month-old baby. The mother eats a well rounded diet with no dietary exclusions. Which of the following supplements would the provider appropriately recommend for the exclusively-breast fed infant?