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Froggy Jumps Pregnancy SignalsVersion en ligne OB nursing quiz par RNPRPEPBESTIE 1 A client at 28 weeks completed a 1-hour glucose screen. Result is 168 mg/dL. She says, “So I definitely have diabetes now?” Which response is best? a This confirms gestational diabetes and insulin will be started. b This result is expected because pregnancy raises glucose levels. c This result means you need the follow-up 3-hour glucose test. 2 A pregnant client at 36 weeks asks why the provider prescribed a nonstress test twice weekly after reporting decreased fetal movement. Which finding would the nurse explain is MOST reassuring during the test? a Fetal heart rate increases with fetal movement b Mild uterine contractions occur during monitoring c Fetal heart rate remains steady without variability 3 A client at 18 weeks is scheduled for amniocentesis. After teaching, which statement by the client requires the nurse to follow up further? a "I will need to avoid emptying my bladder before the procedure." b "I should call if I develop fluid leaking or fever afterward." c "This test can help identify some genetic abnormalities." 4 A client at 32 weeks with chronic hypertension is scheduled for a biophysical profile. Which finding would require the nurse to follow up immediately? a Client reports mild pressure in the lower pelvis b Fetal hiccups noted during monitoring c Fetal breathing movements absent during the study 5 A client undergoes a contraction stress test. During contractions, the fetal heart rate repeatedly decreases after the contraction begins and returns to baseline after the contraction ends. What is the nurse’s priority interpretation? a The fetus is responding normally to uterine contractions b Umbilical cord compression is occurring during contractions c Placental oxygen exchange may be inadequate during stress 6 A client at 15 weeks has an elevated maternal serum AFP level. Which provider prescription should the nurse anticipate next? a Begin twice-weekly fetal movement counting b Schedule ultrasound to verify gestational age c Repeat the test immediately after the next meal 7 A client at 34 weeks is receiving a biophysical profile after reporting decreased fetal movement. Which finding should the nurse follow up on FIRST? a Fetal hiccups occur during monitoring b Fetal heart rate baseline is 140/min c Amniotic fluid volume is decreased 8 A client at 26 weeks has a positive 1-hour glucose screen. Which statement by the client requires the nurse to follow up further before the 3-hour test? a I felt nauseated after drinking the solution. b I was told the follow-up test will take several hours. c I drank coffee with sugar before coming today. 9 A client at 37 weeks has a positive group B streptococcus screen. Which statement by the client requires follow-up by the nurse? a "My baby could become infected during delivery." b "I’ll receive antibiotics during labor." c "I should start the antibiotics now before labor begins." 10 A client at 35 weeks has a biophysical profile score of 4/10. Which action should the nurse anticipate next? a Further fetal evaluation and possible delivery planning b Encourage oral fluids and discharge home c Repeat the test at the next prenatal visit 11 A client scheduled for amniocentesis says, “I finally stopped feeling contractions this morning.” What is the nurse’s BEST response? a Mild contractions are expected after amniocentesis. b Empty your bladder now to prepare for the test. c The provider should evaluate you before the procedure continues.

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A client at 28 weeks completed a 1-hour glucose screen. Result is 168 mg/dL. She says, “So I definitely have diabetes now?” Which response is best?

A pregnant client at 36 weeks asks why the provider prescribed a nonstress test twice weekly after reporting decreased fetal movement. Which finding would the nurse explain is MOST reassuring during the test?

A client at 18 weeks is scheduled for amniocentesis. After teaching, which statement by the client requires the nurse to follow up further?

A client at 32 weeks with chronic hypertension is scheduled for a biophysical profile. Which finding would require the nurse to follow up immediately?

A client undergoes a contraction stress test. During contractions, the fetal heart rate repeatedly decreases after the contraction begins and returns to baseline after the contraction ends. What is the nurse’s priority interpretation?

A client at 15 weeks has an elevated maternal serum AFP level. Which provider prescription should the nurse anticipate next?

A client at 34 weeks is receiving a biophysical profile after reporting decreased fetal movement. Which finding should the nurse follow up on FIRST?

A client at 26 weeks has a positive 1-hour glucose screen. Which statement by the client requires the nurse to follow up further before the 3-hour test?

A client at 37 weeks has a positive group B streptococcus screen. Which statement by the client requires follow-up by the nurse?

A client at 35 weeks has a biophysical profile score of 4/10. Which action should the nurse anticipate next?

A client scheduled for amniocentesis says, “I finally stopped feeling contractions this morning.” What is the nurse’s BEST response?