A medication is to be given at the rate of 20 mg per minute. The medication is available as 20 grams in 500 mL of D5LR.  What is the hourly rate of the infusion? (Write numerical values only)

A 22-year-old single patient, G1, P0, accompanied by her boyfriend, is admitted to the labor unit with ruptured membranes and mild to moderate contractions. She is determined to be two centimeters dilated. Which nursing diagnoses might apply during the current stage of labor?(Select all that apply.)Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect choices are selected.

A postpartum mother is concerned that her newborn has not had a stool since birth. The newborn is 18 hours old. The nurse’s best response is:

After delivery the nurse examines the umbilical cord. The nurse will then record the the umbilical cord is normal after noting that it has which components?

The nurse is assessing a newborn. The parents are present. Which statement by the nurse is most important?

A 22-year-old single patient, G1, P0, accompanied by her boyfriend, is admitted to the labor unit with ruptured membranes and mild to moderate contractions. She is determined to be two centimeters dilated. Which nursing diagnoses might apply during the current stage of labor?(Select all that apply.)Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect choices are selected.

The nurse is assessing a newborn. The parents are present. Which statement by the nurse is most important?

The nurse is completing the gestational age assessment on a newborn while in the mother’s postpartum room. During the assessment, the mother asks what aspects of the baby are being checked. The nurse’s best response is:

The nurse is completing the gestational age assessment on a newborn while in the mother’s postpartum room. During the assessment, the mother asks what aspects of the baby are being checked. The nurse’s best response is:

The nurse is making an initial assessment of the newborn. Which of the following data would be considered normal?