Which of the following is a tertiary prevention measure?

A nurse is designing a teaching program for individuals who have recently immigrated to the United States from Africa. English is not their primary language. Which of the following considerations is necessary for culturally competent client teaching?

The nurse is assessing an adult client who is experiencing heart disease. The client has stated a belief that stress at their job is causing the problem. What information is important for the nurse to assess? Select 3 of the below statements that will best assist in the nurse’s assessment.

A nurse is conducting a prenatal class for expectant parents. What is the priority that should be addressed to promote safety in the developing fetus? **NOTE THIS IS YOUR LAST QUESTION. PLEASE ERASE BOTH SIDES OF YOUR WHITEBOARD AND SHOW THEM TO THE CAMERA PRIOR TO EXITING THE EXAM.**

The client you are caring for has had an epidural placed for pain control during labor. Understanding the potential complications that may accompany epidural placement, what would be the priority nursing intervention?

A client who is in labor is being monitored with an electronic fetal monitor. The nurse understands that this type of deceleration is very concerning (requires intervention) because the fetal heart rate does not return to the baseline by the end of the uterine contraction?

A nurse is developing a dietary plan for a client with a history of cardiac and vascular disease.  Which of the following fats are healthy and should be included in moderation in their diet?

A nurse at a community outreach clinic is teaching vulnerable teens about domestic violence. Which information should be included?

A laboring client receives an epidural anesthetic. Fifteen minutes later, the nurse notes the client’s blood pressure has dropped from 124/78 mmHg to 88/50 mmHg. What is the priority nursing action?

The nurse is working with a 16-year-old client, G1,P0, with LMP approximately 5 months ago.  The client is surprised they are pregnant.  Upon examination they discover that they have Chlamydia.  They are refusing to be treated because they state that they have no symptoms and don’t want to harm the baby.  What is the most appropriate intervention?