A 33 year old woman at 37 weeks gestation, confirmed by a first trimester ultrasound, presents with moderately severe vaginal bleeding. She is noted on ultrasound to have a placenta previa. Which of the following is the best management for this patient.

Which of the following pharmacokinetic changes could decrease the effect on a medication? 

A 21 year old woman presents for preconceptual care. She receives a rubella vacination for non-immune status. She asks “Can I start trying to get pregnant next week?” Which of the following choices is your best response?

A 22 year old client presents for obstetrical care. She inquires about the safety of a medication she is currently taking, which is listed as a Category C. You explain the drug classification system to the client and state that category C drugs:

Which of the following best describes breast engorgement?

Teratogenicity is dependent on:

A 13-week pregnant client is concerned because her 5 year-old daughter has been diagnosed with Parvovirus 19 (Fifth’s Disease). Appropriate management includes which of the following?

What is the most commonly reportable sexually transmitted infection?

A woman presents for her initial prenatal care visit. Her obstetrical history includes: one first trimester miscarriage; one male infant born at 39 weeks gestation who is alive and well; Di/Di twins born at 28 weeks gestation. One twin died but the other is alive and well. The gravida/para TPAL four-digit nomenclature of this history is:

Dietary supplementation with ______can prevent occurrence of neural tube birth defects, such as spina bifida, during pregnancy.