The CDC recommends screening for GBS:

You suspect Kate has bacterial vaginosis.  When visualizing a wet mount prepared from her vaginal secretions under a microscope, which cells would you expect to see?

Samantha, age 18, comes to your clinic, complaining of severe left-sided lower abdominal pain and a foul yellow discharge. The pain began last night while she was having intercourse with her boyfriend. Afterward the pain became more severe and the discharge started. By this morning she had a fever of 101 degrees and walking was making the pain worse. She has had two past sexual partners. She uses the birth control patch instead of condoms. She smokes a half pack of cigarettes a day and drinks four to five beers per weekend night. On examination you find a young woman who appears ill. Her temperature is 102 degrees and her pulse is elevated at 110. She is tender in the left lower quadrant but has no guarding or rebound. Speculum examination reveals yellow purulent drainage from the os. On palpation there is cervical motion tenderness and the left adnexa is swollen and tender. A urinalysis is unremarkable and urine pregnancy test is negative.  Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis for Samantha?

Jane, a 22-year-old woman, has a diagnosis of hyperlipidemia. She is at high risk for unintended pregnancy. She wants to be ‘on the pill’ because all of her friends are on it and they ‘love it.’ Her lipids are WNL except for her Triglyceride level of 530.  What should the nurse practitioner tell Jane about her request for a combined oral contraceptive pill?

Which person has the greatest risk of having a macrosomic infant?

When IV access has not been established in the intrapartum setting and the need for immediate treatment related to preeclampsia exists, which of the following is the most appropriate therapy?

The incidence of fetomaternal bleeding is approximately how many how many 1,000 births?

Infants born to a pregnant person infected with the Zika virus may have:

Nosebleeds can be a common and disturbing occurrence in pregnancy?

A 32-year-old patient (G2 P1001) is Rh negative. Her first pregnancy was uneventful, and she received RhoGAM after the birth. The patient read on the internet that problems are much more likely with the second pregnancy. The correct response is: