What is the most important nursing intervention during the fourth stage of labor?  

Toxoplasmosis can be contracted by:

Which patient does the nurse assess as most likely to be able to deliver vaginally rather than requiring a cesarean delivery?

The normal FHR in labor is:

The physician or nurse midwife will become concerned and begin interventions if the placenta does not separate within:

A 17-year-old patient visits the prenatal clinic at 18 weeks’ gestation. The nurse educates the patient on the recommended intake of iron during pregnancy. What does the nurse recommend she include in her diet?

True or False: If a laboring patient is experiencing vaginal bleeding, the examiner should not perform a vaginal cervical examination.

A patient is admitted to labor and delivery. She has had limited prenatal care, is pregnant with her second child, and is Rh-negative. She is prepared for an external cephalic version. The nurse expects the health-care provider to order which of the following medications?  

What marks the end of the third stage of labor?  

When reviewing a laboring patient’s medical record, the nurse sees that a longitudinal lie has been documented. How is the fetus positioned?