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NCLEX-PN

Category - Health Promotion

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The nurse is caring for a 19-year-old female client at 12 weeks gestation who visits the prenatal clinic for her checkup. The nurse informs the client of the physiological changes that she might experience during her pregnancy. A list of conditions that need immediate physician intervention is provided as well. Which statement by the client indicates that the teaching has been successful?
  1. “I should call my physician right away if I my vaginal discharges become viscous and whitish.”
  2. “Blurring of vision should be reported immediately.”
  3. “Vomiting can deplete nutrients. I need to eat foods with sodium and potassium.”
  4. “I need to see my physician right away if I get headaches.”
Explanation
Answer: B - Blurring of vision may indicate hypertension or pre-eclampsia. A physician visit is recommended. Leukorrhea, as described in option A, and headaches are expected during pregnancy. Vomiting beyond 12 weeks may indicate hyperemesis gravidarum, which requires physician consultation.
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