You perform a fundal exam on a patient who is 12 hrs postpartum. Which assessment finding requires follow-up and further assessment? 

Jedd is a 7 year old currently hospitalized with a new diagnosis of Type 1 Diabetes. Prior to his admission Jedd complained of blurred vision, fatigue and despite eating and drinking constantly, had started to lose weight, so parents brought him into the clinic. A point of care test in the clinic revealed a blood glucose of 418.  Jedd is currently in 2nd grade, with age appropriate growth and development, and enjoys playing soccer with his friends through a local athletic association. Jedd lives with his parents Amy and Grace and his 2 siblings Johna (3 years old) and Henry (10 years old).  Please answer the questions 17-20  based on Jedd’s information.   When you do your initial assessment the next day Jedd is trembling, pale, and sweaty. What your best initial nursing action?

Your patient has been admitted with bacterial meningitis. Nursing care would include which of the following: Select all that apply

Fetal station of -2 indicates the fetal presenting part is 

Your patient is currently 10 weeks pregnant. She has a history of two vaginal deliveries at 40 weeks gestation. She also had a stillbirth at 25 weeks gestation. What is her GTPAL?

Which assessment finding should convince the nurse to “stop” the magnesium sulfate infusion?

What type of lochia would you expect to observe at 7 days following a vaginal birth? 

You are caring for a patient in labor. She is 6cm dilated and breathing through her contractions. She is sitting on the birthing ball and she notes that her water breaks. The nurse notes the fluid to be green colored. This indicates the nurse that

Intrapartum antibiotic prophylaxis for Group Beta Strep is optimal if given ___ hours or more before birth

Which customer segment is best for GPA to target?