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.

A woman is discharged 48 hours after an uncomplicated delivery of a normal infant. She has a lateral episiotomy and was voiding easily on discharge. The next day she calls regarding increased pain in her perineal area. She has taken ibuprofen as directed and her perineal area is tender and swollen and she is having increased difficulty voiding. What instructions would you give this client?

When counseling women following first trimester loss, the WHNP/CNM can inform the client that approximaly 50% of losses are the result of:

Mastitis followed by breast abscess is most frequently due to:

The advanced practice nurse should always use the newest medication on the market when prescribing a drug for a pregnant woman. 

A 22 year old G1PO woman at 34 weeks gestation presents with moderate vaginal bleeding and no uterine contractions. Which of the following is not appropriate?

Risk factors for preeclampsia include which of the following:

A 22 year old G1PO woman at 34 weeks gestation presents with moderate vaginal bleeding and no uterine contractions. Which of the following is not appropriate?