A 21-year-old client experienced a 4th-degree laceration following the vaginal birth of her 11-pound 4-ounce baby two hours ago.The nurse should be aware the client is at high risk of developing which of the following postpartum complications.

Tell me one NEW study technique that has helped you level up your study habits this semester. _______

A 28-week pregnant client is experiencing preterm labor and has been started on nifedipine (Procardia). The nurse is reviewing the client’s chart and considers additional medications. Which action should the nurse avoid?

The nurse is preparing to administer prophylactic eye ointment to a newborn to prevent ophthalmia neonatorium. Which of the following medications should the nurse anticipate administering?

The client delivered vaginally 4 hours ago and is currently on the postpartum floor. She has not voided since delivery. Her fundus is deviated to the left and firm at the umbilicus, and the nurse can feel a full bladder. Her bleeding is light to moderate without clots, and she has no urge to void. What is the most appropriate action for the nurse to take?

An RN working on a postpartum unit has been assigned 4 mother-baby couplets.The RN will assess which one of the following mothers most carefully for signs/symptoms of endometritis.

The nurse is assessing a pregnant client who is 32 weeks pregnant and being treated for preterm labor. Which of the following assessment findings would require follow-up by the nurse?

After placement of an epidural in a laboring client with preeclampsia, which deep tendon reflex would provide the most reliable indicator of increased neurological impairment during assessment?

Which of the following HTN (hypertension) disorders in pregnancy can only be diagnosed with laboratory studies?

The nurse is preparing a woman who is experiencing inversion of the uterus for manual replacement of the uterus. Which medication would be appropriate to administer in this scenario?