Case Study 4.1 You are the OB clinic RN seeing a college age female here for her first OB visit at 7 weeks gestation. She describes having multiple sexual partners and does not use condoms or birth control.  When asked what symptoms she is having she describes being nauseous, constipated, having night sweats, mouth ulcers, swollen lymph nodes, and a rash.  SATA: Which of these symptoms are abnormal for early pregnancy?

What is the priority finding in a neonate suspected of having hypoglycemia? 

If a person has PCOS, which other disease are they at risk for? 

Case Study 1.4 You are the nurse caring for a 34 year old G1P0 at 41 weeks gestation. She is being induced due to gestational hypertension. The induction is started with cytotec (misoprostol) and also utilized pitocin. It is several hours later and your patient is having regular contractions. You determined that the patient is having late decelerations. What is the cause of late decelerations? 

You are the RN in a prenatal clinic. Which statement is the most concerning to you regarding the risk of vertical transmission of an infectious disease in a newly pregnant person? 

True/False: Pregnancy related deaths include accidents as cause of death. 

In which way does peer review contribute to the credibility of psychological research? 

In classical conditioning, what is the term for a previously neutral stimulus that, after association, triggers a conditioned response? 

Who is associated with the development of the structuralist approach to psychology? 

Define psychology and explain its primary focus.