You are a registered nurse (RN) working in a Women’s OB/GYN Clinic. Elizabeth Jones, 37 years old, presents to the prenatal clinic after missing her last 2 menstrual cycles

    January 10, 2024

You are a registered nurse (RN) working in a Women’s OB/GYN Clinic. Elizabeth Jones, 37 years old, presents to the prenatal clinic after missing her last 2 menstrual cycles. Her home pregnancy test was positive. An ultrasound at the clinic confirms pregnancy. Gestational age is calculated to be 10 weeks. An initial assessment of Ms. Jones’s medical and obstetrical history is as follows.
 
OBSTETRIC/GYNECOLOGIC (OB/GYN) HISTORY
Uncomplicated spontaneous vaginal delivery at 39.2 weeks (3 years ago); Cesarean section x 1 at 37.5 weeks for non-reassuring fetal heart tones (1.5 years ago); abnormal Papanicolau (PAP) smear x2, human papilloma virus (HPV), colposcopy within normal limits
 
MEDICAL HISTORY
Chronic hypertension (HTN) x 5 years;
 
ALLERGIES
Penicillin
 
SOCIAL HISTORY
* ( ) tobacco, “occasional” per client (pt), 1 year; (-) alcohol use
* Abusive partner with first pregnancy, states she has a new partner x 4 years
* Depression, currently not taking meds for treatment (tx)
 
MEDICATIONS
Prenatal vitamins; Labetalol 200mg BID;
 
FAMILY HISTORY
Insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus (mother); HTN and heart disease (father); breast cancer (maternal grandmother, deceased)
 
Document the considerations of yourself as the professional nurse in regards to self-awareness; be aware of attitudes, values and beliefs that you hold related to clients from different social backgrounds so that care is not affected negatively.
 
Each answer to your question should include the following:
* A correct answer with thorough development of the topic
* Gives clinical examples
* Include evidence from scholarly sources
* Appropriate use of medical terminology

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