A 41-year-old pregnant patient arrives in triage at 33 weeks gestation complaining of painless bright red vaginal bleeding. An abdominal ultrasound reveals a well-developed fetus in no apparent distress. The most likely cause of this bleeding is:

Intravenous nitroglycerine is LEAST beneficial in treating which condition?

Rapid desaturation of the parturient following induction of anesthesia is NOT attributed to

Magnesium sulfate is indicated as a treatment for preeclampsia primarily because it

One possible cause for this fetal heart rate tracing is:

A 37-year-old woman with a history of gestational diabetes and asthma has a working laboring epidural in place. Fetal distress is noted on the fetal heart rate tracings. Initial maternal interventions are unsuccessful, and the decision is made to proceed to cesarean section. Immediately following cesarean section delivery and clamping of the umbilical cord, a Pitocin infusion is initiated. The best choice in anesthetic technique for this patient is

What type of bacteria typically stain pink in a Gram stain procedure?

Which protist is known for forming harmful algal blooms?

Which type of bacteria can survive in extreme environments?

During a health interview, an older adult patient has difficulty remembering information about the health history. To get the information more reliably, the nurse should