When taking an obstetrical history on a pregnant client who states, “I had a son born at 38 weeks gestation, a daughter born at 30 weeks gestation and I lost a baby at about 8 weeks," the nurse should record her obstetrical history as which of the following? *

Akira, a new patient to the obstetric practice where you work, is waiting in the examination room for the certified nurse midwife (CNM). Akira is 28, a G1P0, and at 7 weeks 3 days dating from her last menstrual period. Akira met her active duty husband while he was stationed in Japan 5 years ago, and her mother and brother came to the United States along with them after his deployment a few years ago. As you wait for the midwife, you reflect on your conversation with Akira. She’s told you that she has a great relationship with her mother and can’t wait to share her joy at the delivery with her. However, unlike Akira herself, who speaks English very well, her mother doesn’t speak any English and is very traditional. She is expecting the same experiences and traditions to be followed in this delivery as they would be if Akira were delivering in Japan, and Akira is having a hard time explaining the differences. Akira would like her mother to attend some of her prenatal appointments and…

The nurse should include which of the following statements when providing education to the parents of a child who has had a bone marrow aspirate procedure? Select one: a - Your child should not sit for prolonged geriods of time: b. • Your child can take a shower, if desired: c. You should restrict your child's activity to quiet play for the next 12 hours. O d. • You should not give your child a tub bath for 24 hours.

You are caring for a client in active labor.  The client and her partner have expressed their desire for a natural birth and have declined medical interventions such as IV placement and continuous fetal monitoring.  The client did consent to intermittent fetal monitoring.  During the period of fetal monitoring, the RN notes repetitive late deceleration and fetal bradycardia of 90 BPM.  The RN receives orders to initiate an IV Stat, and to prepare the client for an immediate cesarean section.  The client declines to have the IV started and states she wants time to discuss the cesarean with her partner. Explain two nursing interventions that would comply with ethical and legal standards when caring for the client.