UW: 4 Maternal and Newborn Health 2023 Upated.

UW: 4 Maternal and Newborn Health 2023 Upated.A practical nurse is collaborating with the registered nurse to form a care plan for a client diagnosed with placenta previa at 33 weeks gestation. What does the nurse anticipate being included in the plan of care? Select all that apply. -answer - Nonstress test 1 or 2 times a week - Prepare for cesarean birth at any time - Type and screen blood Explain: In placenta previa, the placenta is implanted over or very near the cervix. As a result, placental blood vessels may be disrupted during dilation and effacement. Because of the increased risk of hemorrhage, the client should have a type and screen on file at the selected hospital. A nonstress test or biophysical profile should be performed once or twice a week to ensure fetal well-being. With asymptomatic clients, a cesarean birth is planned after 36 weeks gestation and prior to the onset of labor to prevent blood loss of mother and fetus. However, if the client is bleeding profusely or constantly or goes into active labor, a cesarean birth is typically performed immediately. (Option 1) The recommended activity for a client at less than 36 weeks gestation with diagnosed placenta previa is bed rest with bathroom privileges. A stable client may be released to continue bed rest at home, but the client must be closely monitored and return to the hospital immediately if bleeding occurs. An obviously pregnant client walks into the emergency department screaming, "I am about to give birth!" What questions are essential to ask in preparation for and performance of possible neonatal resuscitation? Select all that apply. -answer Fetal distress and cesarean birth