What Should the Nurse Be Aware of for the Initial

question 24

Multiple Choice

What should the nurse be aware of for the initial visit with a patient who is beginning prenatal care?

• A) The first interview is a relaxed,get-acquainted affair to gather general impressions.
• B) Avoid assessing any handicap conditions until the second prenatal visit.
• C) Be alert to the appearance of potential parenting problems,such as depression or lack of family support.
• D) Nurses should not ask about illegal drug use;that is left to physicians.

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