The nurse should assess the situation and have the knowledge or need to be aware of the symptoms that the patient is experiencing. Since she is experiencing chest pain, the nurse should assess if the patient is experiencing myocardial infarction even if the patient has unremarkable medical history for the myocardial infarction in women are different than the male gender.
<span>A woman giving birth undergoes 3 stages of labor <span> The first stage is the longest which may take up to 12 hours. and it involves three phases:</span></span>
<span>a) </span>the early labor phase--<span> the time of the onset of labor until the cervix is dilated to 3 cm.</span>
<span>b) </span>active labor phase—labor continues until<span> cervix is dilated to 7 cm, and.</span>
<span>c) </span>transition phase –<span> continues until the cervix is fully dilated to 10 cm.</span>
<span>Assessment finding that would suggest that the pregnant client has completed the first stage of labor is when her cervix is completely dilated to 10 cm. </span>
Your answer will be A) reactive depression because it is the only one of the options that has something to do with stress/trauma
It helps the protection of a body organ let's simplify this a little bit an organ can not just stay in your body fat is a place holder so everything doesnt swish around if you know what i mean. so fat buildes up around organs, tissue, and bones to protect them from harm.
have a good day :)
