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Which of the client responses indicates the nurse's teaching about care following chorionic villus sampling has been successful?

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Which of the client responses indicates the nurse's teaching about care following chorionic villus sampling has been successful?

a. The woman should stay on complete bed rest for the next 48 hours

b. If the woman starts to bleed or to contract, she should call her physician.

c. If the baby stops moving, the woman should immediately go to the hospital.

d. The woman should take terbutaline every 2 hours for the next day.

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