Harmony, a 33 year- old G1 P0 comes into see the nurse. Harmony is 29 weeks pregnant and she had only one previous prenatal visit at 18 weeks. She has declined vaccines and most blood work, so her rubella status, blood type, HIV status are unknown Harmony has failed to keep previous appointments which were scheduled at 22 weeks and 26 weeks. Harmony states that she has not been taking iron preparations nor her folic acid supplement as prescribed. She lives with her boyfriend outside of town on 2 acres and they raise chickens. Harmony shared that she treated her morning sickness with herbs from her garden. What assessment questions does the RN need to ask the client?

Harmony, a 33 year- old G1 P0 comes into see the nurse. Harmony is 29 weeks pregnant and she had only one previous prenatal visit at 18 weeks. She has declined vaccines and most blood work, so her rubella status, blood type, HIV status are unknown Harmony has failed to keep previous appointments which were scheduled at 22 weeks and 26 weeks. Harmony states that she has not been taking iron preparations nor her folic acid supplement as prescribed. She lives with her boyfriend outside of town on 2 acres and they raise chickens. Harmony shared that she treated her morning sickness with herbs from her garden. What assessment questions does the RN need to ask the client?

Nutrition Through The Life Cycle

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Author:Brown, Judith E.

Publisher:Brown, Judith E.

Chapter8: Infant Nutrition

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