Practice Question
The nurse is working in an obstetric clinic. Which client is at greatest risk for preterm labor?
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Correct Answer:
A client who is 34 weeks pregnant with twins.
Rationale:
🔶 Multiple gestation causes uterine overdistention, leading to early contractions and cervical shortening.
🔶 Twin pregnancies have higher rates of preterm labor and premature rupture of membranes (PROM).
🔶 Other risks include polyhydramnios, infection, and placental insufficiency.
🔶 Nurses educate clients on preterm warning signs: contractions, back pain, and pelvic pressure.
🔶 Close prenatal monitoring, rest, and hydration are essential to delay labor onset.
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This question is from ☑️ W8NR327 EXAM 2 which contains 52 questions.
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Question Details
- Category: RN Nursing Exam(s)
- Subcategory: Examplify Exam(s)
- Domain: Maternal-Child
- Answer Choices: 4