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Practice Question

The nurse is teaching a pregnant client about ways to promote fetal well-being at home. Which instruction should the nurse include?

Answer Choices:

Correct Answer:

“Monitor fetal movements regularly and report any significant decrease in activity."

Rationale:

💎Monitoring fetal movements is one of the most reliable methods for assessing fetal well-being at home.

💎A significant decrease in fetal activity may indicate fetal hypoxia, growth restriction, or distress, and requires immediate evaluation.

💎This self-monitoring empowers the mother to actively participate in the health of her pregnancy.

💎Education on kick counts (such as at least 10 movements in 2 hours) provides an easy and effective tool for ongoing assessment.

💎Early recognition of decreased movements allows for prompt intervention, which can help prevent adverse outcomes.

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This question is from Maternity Exam 1 - Modules 1 and 2 which contains 77 questions.

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A. The nurse follows the physician's orders without asking the client for their preferences.
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A. Minimizing the client's concerns by saying. "Everything will be fine."
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Maternity Exam 1 - Modules 1 and 2

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Question Details
  • Category: RN Nursing Exam(s)
  • Subcategory: General Exams
  • Domain: 🤱🏼Maternity & Newborn Care
  • Answer Choices: 4
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