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?

What is the nurses priority when receiving a stat lab result of a positive direct Coombs test on an infant who is 2 hours old?

The postpartum nurse is receiving a report from a labor and delivery nurse on a client who delivered via c-section 30 minutes ago. Which of the following findings, if reported, would alert the postpartum nurse to a high risk of early postpartum hemorrhage for this client? Select all that apply.

The nurse is caring for a client who is 30 weeks gestation and experiencing preterm labor (PTL). The healthcare provider has ordered corticosteroids (betamethasone) 12mg IM every 24 hours for 2 doses. When asked by the client why the medication is being prescribed, the nurse’s best response would be that the medication:

Which of the following signs and symptoms is indicative of severe preeclampsia in a pregnant client?

Which of the following clients is at the highest risk for the development of gestational hypertension?

When determining if a client is in preterm labor, the nurse would prioritize which procedure/test first?

A pregnant client with preeclampsia at 32 weeks gestation is scheduled for an ultrasound to evaluate fetal well-being. Which of the following fetal conditions would the healthcare provider be assessing in relation to maternal hypertension?

Which of the following assessment findings would be concerning in a pregnant client receiving magnesium sulfate infusion for gestational hypertension?