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Antepartum Case Study P.M. comes to the obstetric (OB) clinic because she has missed 2 menstrual periods and thinks she may be pregnant. She states she is nauseated, especially in the AM, so she completed a home pregnancy test and it was positive. As the intake nurse in the clinic, you are responsible for gathering information before she sees the physician. 1. What are the two most important questions to ask to determine possible pregnancy? 2. She tells you she...
Instructions All questions apply to this case study. When asked to provide several answers, list them in order of priority or significance. Do not assume information that is not provided. Scenario 1 P.M. comes to the obstetric (OB) clinic because she has missed two menstrual periods and thinks she might be pregnant. She states she is nauseated, especially in the morning, so she completed a home pregnancy test and it was positive. As the intake nurse in the clinic, you...
Care of Women and Childbearing Families Case Study # 1 Antepartum Assessment & Care Bertha is a 25-year-old white woman who is approximately 20 weeks pregnant. Bertha suspected that she might be pregnant when she missed two menstrual periods. She became more certain when her breasts became tender and swollen and she began vomiting on arising early each morning. Her physician confirmed pregnancy at 10 weeks. This pregnancy was unplanned. Past Health History: Bertha has been essentially healthy throughout her...