Anna is currently 10 weeks pregnant. It is her first pregnancy. She has very mixed feelings about her pregnancy. While she is happy about it, she is very scared and she does not have much knowledge of what the process entails. A. Discuss with Anna the 3 general risk factors in pregnancy B. Discuss the current period of development that is currently ongoing with the pregnancy. C. Using the stages, briefly explain what usually occurs during labour and delivery. D. Using the biopsychosocial framework, describe how the various forces can influence Anna’s decision on whether or not she would be breastfeeding her child.

Anna is currently 10 weeks pregnant. It is her first pregnancy. She has very mixed feelings about her pregnancy. While she is happy about it, she is very scared and she does not have much knowledge of what the process entails. A. Discuss with Anna the 3 general risk factors in pregnancy B. Discuss the current period of development that is currently ongoing with the pregnancy. C. Using the stages, briefly explain what usually occurs during labour and delivery. D. Using the biopsychosocial framework, describe how the various forces can influence Anna’s decision on whether or not she would be breastfeeding her child.

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Chapter6: Icd-10-cm Outpatient And Physician Office Coding

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