20. A newborn was delivered to a mother with a history of opioid use during pregnancy. The nurse is monitoring the infant for signs of withdrawal from the opioid. Which assessment finding should the nurse report to the healthcare provider immediately?  

19. While monitoring fetal heart tones during labor, the nurse observes a pattern characterized by a gradual decrease in heart rate that begins after the contraction has started and returns to baseline after the contraction has ended. This pattern is most indicative of which condition?

14.  A nurse is caring for a 36-week pregnant client. The nurse reviews the client’s data from the previous visit at 32-weeks gestation which reveals:  Hemoglobin 12.2 g/dL, weight 146 lb., blood pressure 108/66 and fundal height of 28 cm. Which of the current assessments at 36 weeks would the nurse identify as requiring additional follow-up? 

9. The nurse is collecting data from a client who is currently pregnant with twins. The client delivered one healthy child at 39 weeks and reports a miscarriage at 8 weeks. Which gravida (G) and para (P) should the nurse document?

21. The nurse is teaching a postpartum client about the expected progression of lochia. Which client statement indicates an understanding of the teaching?  

For older patients who are disoriented, producing a feeling of well-being is a primary goal of:       

Patients who are depressed may be treated with:

When it comes to learning, older adults are:

The sympathetic nervous system will do which of the following when stimulated?

If you drew a line through the nose, the sternum, and the umbilicus, what line would it describe?