Signs of sleep disturbance in the postpartum period include everything EXCEPT

The provider suspects fetal growth restriction if:

Which is TRUE regarding postpartum thyroid abnormalities?

The midwife is seeing a patient who is G2P2 on the 1st postpartum day. The patient had an uncomplicated pregnancy, labor and birth course.  She is breastfeeding and reports no pain.  The last 3 BPs have been 150/98, 150/100, and 160/100.  The next step in the management plan would include:

A G3 P2002 at 27 weeks presents to the hospital birth unit with contractions q 2-3 minutes for 5 hours with intact bag of waters. Your vaginal exam is 6/100%/-2, LSA. What is your next step?

A 22-year-old woman reports that over the last 3 months she has had to use her short-acting beta-agonist rescue inhaler more frequently. In the last month she used it 4 times per week and woke up 3 times this month with asthma exacerbation.  After a normal respiratory exam today, your next step would be to:

When compared to sustained, strenuous bearing-down efforts (Valsalva pushing), open-glottis pushing:

The initial step in the management of a pregnant woman with a newly positive PPD is:

A woman presents at term in active labor with a history of no prenatal care.  She is 6cm, VTX, 100% effaced at 0 station. Membranes are intact. Which of the following is the most important first step in caring for this woman?

The midwife is caring for a G1P0 during second stage labor who does not have Epidural anesthesia.  Her vaginal exam was Complete/100/-1, LOT and the client does not feel an urge to push. An hour later, the SVE remains unchanged and is still resting comfortably. FHTs are category 1. Using physiologic management principles, which of the following is an appropriate plan of care?