A client, G8 P3406, 14 weeks’ gestation, is being seen in the prenatal clinic. During the nurse’s prenatal teaching session, the nurse will emphasize that the woman should notify the obstetric office immediately if she notes which of the following? 1. Change in fetal movement. 2. Signs and symptoms of labor. 3. Swelling of feet and ankles. 4. Appearance of spider veins.

A client, G8 P3406, 14 weeks’ gestation, is being seen in the prenatal clinic. During the nurse’s prenatal teaching session, the nurse will emphasize that the woman should notify the obstetric office immediately if she notes which of the following? 1. Change in fetal movement. 2. Signs and symptoms of labor. 3. Swelling of feet and ankles. 4. Appearance of spider veins.

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