OBSTETRIC NURSING

The best time for a pregnant woman do the fetal movement count is: a. Early morning, after meals b. Anytime during the day when the mother feels comfortable c. Before bed time d. After a 30-minute walk

a. Early morning, after meals

The characteristic manifestation of gestation trophoblastic disease is: a. Uterus tends to expand faster than a normal pregnancy b. Lower abdominal quadrant pain c. Emesis Gravidarum d. An HCG level of 400,000 IU

a. Uterus tends to expand faster than a normal pregnancy

A pregnant woman on her 34th week of pregnancy asked you what isthe normal fetal movement, so that she knows what she should beexpecting to feel, and knows what she should report. You should let herknow that the normal fetal movement count is: a. 10-12 times per hour b. 8-10 times per hour c. Twice every hour d. 10 times per day

a.10-12 times per hour

During a contraction stress test, a decrease in the fetal heart rate occurs with the onset of contractions. The best nursing action would be to: a. Reposition the client b. Continue monitoring the client c. Stop oxytocin administration d. Notify the physician

b. Continue monitoring the client

All but one are principles in identifying parity: a. Stillbirth is countedb. Count the number of fetus delivered before 20 weeks c. Count the number of pregnancy that reached 20 weeks AOG and subsequently delivered dead or alived. Multiple pregnancy is considered as one parity

b. Count the number of fetus delivered before 20 weeks

The nurse would best position a pregnant woman with prolapsed umbillical cord to: a. Supine position with hips elevated on a pillow b. Exaggerated Sim's Lateral Position c. Right Side lying position d. Prone position turned to the side

b. Exaggerated Sim's Lateral Position

Suppose the primigravida woman had her last menstrual period for 4 days and the menstrual flow ended May 5, 2021. What would be her expected date of confinement? a. February 5, 2022b. February 9, 2022c. January 29, 2022d. January 5, 2022

b. February 9, 2022

Right after discussing the different signs of ovulation, one of the participants was curious on why there is an increased on the body temperature after ovulation, the nurse would explain to the group that which of the following hormones is responsible for the increase in temperature? a. Estrogen b. Progesterone c. Follicle Stimulating hormone d. Oxytocin

b. Progesterone

Assessment of client diagnosed to have hyatidiform mole wouldincude: a. Falling blood pressure with increased cardiac rate b. Absence of fetal heart sounds c. Diaphoresis d. Dellusions

b.Absence of fetal heart

A 20-year old obese primigravida at 40 weeks' gestation is admittedto the birthing center in the first stage of labor, the client is admitted tothe birthing center with contractions lasting 60 seconds and occurringevery 5 minutes. The client's cervix dilated 5 cm. In assessing theclient's emotional status, the nurse anticipates that she will be: a. Serious b. Argumentative c. Joyful d. Panicky

b.Argumentative

Which of the following urinary symptoms does the pregnant womanmost frequently experience during the first and third trimester? a. Dysuria b. Frequency c. Incontinence d. Burning

b.Frequency

A 34-year old post-partum woman has given birth to healthy twinsthree years ago. Her second pregnancy was a molar pregnancy. What isthe woman's obstetrical score? a. G-1, T-2, P-0, A-1, L-2 b. G-2, T-2, P-0, A-0, L-2 c. G-1, T-1, P-0, A-1, L-2 d. G-2, T-2, P-1, A-1, L-1

b.G-2, T-2, P-0, A-0, L-2

Which of the following statements made by an 8-week primigravidawoman would require further teaching? a. "I should eat more food rich in protein like monggo." b. "I should lessen my intake of fatty foods." c. "I should eat food rich in carbohydrates like cassava." d. "I should lessen my intake of carbohydrate rich foods."

c. d."I should lessen my intake of carbohydrate rich foods."

Signs that are highly subjective during pregnancy include all except : a. Dark pigmentation on the face and nose b. Quickening c. Striae Gravidarum d. Braxton Hick's contractions

d. Braxton Hick's contractions

.A nurse in a prenatal clinic is assessing a 28 y/o woman who's 24 weeks pregnant. Which findings would lead this nurse to suspect thatthe client has mild preeclampsia? a. Glycosuria, hypertension, seizure b. Hematuria, blurry vision, reduced urine output c. Burning on urination, hypotension, abdominal pain d. Hypertension, edema, proteinuria

d. Hypertension, edema, proteinuria

A primigravida woman who visited the pre-natal clinic asked you"When will I be giving birth?" To be able to respond accurately, whatinformation should you obtain from the client? a. The last time she had menses b. When did she have sex with her husband c. When did she know about her pregnancy d. First day of her last menstrual period

d.First day of her last menstrual period

24.A nurse is assessing the fundus in a postpartum woman and notes that the uterus is soft and spongy and not firmly contracted. The midwife prepares to implement which of the following interventions EXCEPT: A. Massaging the uterus B. Assisting the woman to urinate C. Checking for distended bladder D. Administration of ritodrine hydrochloride

D. Administration of ritodrine hydrochloride

The bleeding in placenta previa is contrasted to that of abruption placenta is such a way that: a. Bleeding in abruptio placenta is painful while bleeding in placenta previa is painless b. Bleeding in abruptio placenta is internal while bleeding in placenta previa external c. There is more blood loss in abruption placenta d. There is more blood loss in placenta previa

a. Bleeding in abruptio placenta is painful while bleeding in placenta previa is painless

Before the start of a non stress test, The FHR is 120 BPM. The mother ate the snack and thepractitioner noticed an increase from 120 BPM to 135 BPM for 15 seconds. How would you read theresult? a. Reactive b. Abnormal c. Non reactive d. Inconclusive, needs repea

a. Reactive

The nurse is caring for a woman in labor. The woman is irritable, complains of nausea and vomitingand has irresistible urge to push. The membranes rupture. The nurse understands that this indicates: a. The woman is in transition stage of labor b. The woman is having a complication and the doctor should be notified c. Labor is slowing down and the woman may need oxytocin d. The woman is probably pregn

a. The woman is in transition stage of labor

Early detection of an ectopic pregnancy is paramount in preventing a life-threatening rupture. Which symptoms should alert the nurse to the possibility of an ectopic pregnancy? a. Unilateral lower abdominal tenderness and a positive pregnancy test b. Hyperemesis and weight loss c. Amenorrhea and a negative pregnancy test d. Copious discharge of clear mucous and prolonged epigastric pain

a. Unilateral lower abdominal tenderness and a positive pregnancy test

During the physical assessment on a pregnant woman on her late 20's, the nurse notes the uterus is firm under the abdominal wall just in line with the umbilicus. Approximately what week of gestation is the client in: a. 20th weekb. 22nd weekc. 36th weekd. 12th week

a.20th week

To achieve fertilization, ovum and spermatozoa meets at the distalthird of the fallopian tube termed as: a. Ampulla b. Infundibulum c. Insterstitial d. Isthmus

a.Ampulla

Pyrosis and flatulence, common in the first trimester, are most likelythe result of which of the following? a. Increased levels of HCG b. Increased intestinal motility c. Elevated human placental lactogen d. Elevated estrogen levels

a.Increased levels of HCG

The best position a pregnant woman assumes during fetal movement count would be: a. Left Side-lying position b. Supine position pillow under the neck c. Supine position pillow under the hips d. Reversed trendelenburg position

a.Left Side-lying position

The pregnant woman is in her first trimester is experiencingdiscomforts of pregnancy. Which of the following is NOT a danger signof pregnancy: a. Round ligament pain b. Abdominal or chest pain c. Vaginal bleeding d. Chills and fever

a.Round ligament pain

The nurse is caring for a woman in labor. The woman is irritable,complains of nausea and vomiting and has irresistible urge to push. Themembranes rupture. The nurse understands that this indicates: a. The woman is in transition stage of labor b. The woman is having a complication and the doctor should be notified c. Labor is slowing down and the woman may need oxytocin d. The woman is probably pregnant

a.The woman is in transition stage of labor

A pregnant woman told the nurse she doesn't know whether she's ready to have another baby, even though this was a planned pregnancy. Which response should the nurse offer? a. "You may want to discuss these concerns with a social worker." b. "You're feeling ambivalent, which is normal during the first trimester." c. "You need to share these feelings with your partner." d. "You may want to consider having an abortion."

b. "You're feeling ambivalent, which is normal during the first trimester."

A client has been subjected for a 3 hour glucose tolerance test after having obtaining an above normalresult for a 50 gram screening test. 2 hours after the ingestion of an oral glucose for 3-hourse glucosetolerance test, the normal blood sugar level would be: a. 140 mg/dl b. 150 mg/dl c. 180 mg/dl d. 90 mg/dl

b. 150 mg/dl

Which labor room assignment would the nurse give to a client diagnosed with gestational hypertension? a. Near the elevator so she can be transported quickl yb. A room across from the nurses' station so that she can be observed closely c. In a back hallway where there's a quiet private room d. Close to the nursery so she'll maintain hope of a positive outcome

b. A room across from the nurses' station so that she can be observed closely

A 40 y/o at 37 weeks' gestation is admitted to the hospital withcomplaints of vaginal bleeding following the use of cocaine 1 hourearlier. Which complication is most likely causing the client's complaintof vaginal bleeding? a. Placenta previa b. Abruption placentae c. Ectopic pregnancy d. Spontaneous abortion

b. Abruption placentae

Which of the following is considered a premonitory sign of labor: a. Absence of Braxton Hicks' contractions b. Increased maternal energy c. Decreased maternal energy d. Goodell's sign

b. Increased maternal energy

A nurse has developed a plan of care for a client experiencing dystocia and includes severalinterventions in the plan of care. The nurse prioritizes the plan of care and selects which interventionas the highest priority? a. Providing comfort measures b. Monitoring the fetal heart rate c. Changing the client's position frequently d. Keeping the significant other informed on the progress of the labor

b. Monitoring the fetal heart rate

A nurse is assigned to care for a client with hypotonic uterine dysfunction and signs of a slowing labor. The midwife is reviewing the physician's order and would expect to note which of the following prescribed treatments for this condition? a. Increase hydration b. Oxytocin (Pitocin) infusion c. Medication that will provide sedation d. Administration of a tocolytic medication

b. Oxytocin (Pitocin) infusion

The nurse is developing a plan of care for a client in her 34th week of gestation who's experiencing premature labor. What non-pharmacologic intervention should the plan include to halt premature labor? a. Encouraging ambulation b. Serving a nutritious diet c. Promoting adequate hydration d. Performing nipple stimulation

c . Promoting adequate hydration

.A 28-week primigravida has ankle edema by the end of the day. Which statement by her would reveal that she understands whatcauses this: a. "I know this is a beginning complication; I'll call my doctor tonight." b. "I understand this is from eating too much salt; I'll restrict than more." c. "I'll rest with my legs elevated to take pressure off lower extremity veins." d. "I walk for half an hour everyday to relieve this; I'll try walking more."

c. "I'll rest with my legs elevated to take pressure off lower extremity veins."

A primigravida client, 24 y/o, 18 weeks AOG verbalized her concern, "Why is my baby not yet moving, my neighbor who is also pregnant for the second time says she felt her baby move yesterday. We have the same AOG, I'm afraid there is something wrong with my baby!" what would be your best response: a. "Quickening is usually felt by first-time mothers a week before delivery." b. "Don't worry everything is alright." c. "Normally for a primigravida client like you will feel the first movement on the 20th week" d. "You're overreacting ma'am, that might harm the baby."

c. "Normally for a primigravida client like you will feel the first movement on the 20th week"

A multigravid client at 34 weeks' gestation visits the hospital because she suspects that her water has broken. After testing the leaking fluid with nitrazine paper, the nurse confirms that the client'smembranes have ruptured when the paper turns which of the followingcolors? a. Yellow b. Green c. Blue d. Red

c. Blue

Glycosylated hemoglobin level is obtained to determine compliance to treatment plan for GDM.A level of 6% indicates: a. The client is a candidate for above the knee amputation to prevent further complications b. There is a risk for spontaneous abortion c. Client's education in blood sugar control is adequate d. Client needs further instruction regarding the treatment plan for GDM.

c. Client's education in blood sugar control is adequate

During their rotation in the OB ward, a student nurse was asked by her clinical instructor about the changes in a woman's body during pregnancy. The student nurse is aware that a common adaptation during pregnancy would be: a. Hypoventilation b. Increased pH of the vagina c. Decreased gastrointestinal motility d. Decreased glomerular filtration rate

c. Decreased gastrointestinal motility

A 34 y/o client is 34 weeks pregnant and is experiencing bleeding caused by placenta previa. The fetal heart sounds are normal and the client isn't in labor. Which of the following interventions should the nurse perform? a. Allow the client to ambulate with assistance b. Perform an internal examination to check for cervical dilatation c. Do perineal pad count d. Notify the physician of FHT of 130 bpm

c. Do perineal pad count

Emergency nursing interventions for a 16-week pregnancy woman who is suspected to have a miscarriage would include all but one of the following : a. Withhold oral fluids b. Save perineal pads and any tissue passed c. Ensure adequate hydration by letting mother drink plenty of fluids to prevent dehydration d. Monitor uterine contractions and fetal heart rate

c. Ensure adequate hydration by letting mother drink plenty of fluids to prevent dehydration

The nurse is caring for a client with mild active bleeding from placenta previa. Which assessment factor indicates that an emergency cesarean section may be necessary? a. increased maternal blood pressure of 150/90 mm Hg b. Decreased amount of vaginal bleeding c. Fetal heart rate of 80 beats/minute d. Maternal heart rate of 65 beats/minute

c. Fetal heart rate of 80 beats/minute

A post-partum woman has just given birth to her 4th baby. She had a missed abortion 4 years ago and her second baby was born pre-term. Her first child died of pneumonia last month. The post-partum woman will be coded as: a. G3, P2 b. G3, P1 c. G4, P3 d. G4, P2

c. G4, P3

A woman on her 2nd trimester of pregnancy complains of pyrosis, allof the following are helpful nursing interventions except: a. Drinking milk in between meals b. Lying down with two pillows c. Lying down after meals d. Eat small frequent meals

c. Lying down after meals

A 31-year old multigravida at 39 week's gestation is admitted to the hospital in active labor. While thenurse begins the admission process, the amniotic membrane ruptures spontaneously. The client's cervixis 5 cm dilated and the presenting head part is at 0 station. The nurse should first: a. Perform a vaginal examination to determine dilation b. Administer Ritodrine hydrochloride c. Note the color, amount, and odor of the amniotic fluid d. Prepare the client for imminent d

c. Note the color, amount, and odor of the amniotic fluid

A pregnant client states that she "waddles" when she walks. The nurse's explanation based on which of the following as the cause? a. The large size of the newborn b. Pressure on the pelvic muscles c. Relaxation of the pelvic joints d. Excessive weight gain

c. Relaxation of the pelvic joints

A nurse in the labor room is caring for a client in the active phases of labor. The nurse is assessing the fetal patterns and notes a late deceleration on the monitor strip. The most appropriate nursing action is to: a. Place the mother in the supine position and administer magnesium sulfate b. Document the findings and continue to monitor the fetal patterns c. Stop oxytocin administration, reposition the woman, administer oxygen via face mask and notify the physician d. Increase the rate of Pitocin IV infusion

c. Stop oxytocin administration, reposition the woman, administer oxygen via face mask and notify the physician

The nurse plans to teach the client how to do Kegel's exercise several times a day. The nurse should explain that the primary purpose of these exercise is to: a. Prevent vulvar edema b. Relieve lower back discomfort c. Strengthen the perineal muscles d. Increasing blood supply to the uterus

c. Strengthen the perineal muscles

.The nurse does the Umbillical Grip or Leopolds Manuever number 2.She palpated a hard, smooth and resistant plane on the right side of themother's abdomen. This implies: a. The fetus is in a cephalic presentation b. The fetus is engaged c. The best site for fetal heart tone assessment would be at the right side of the abdomen d. The placenta is on the upper left portion of the uterus

c. The best site for fetal heart tone assessment would be at the right side of the abdomen

Gravity is counted by: a. The number of pregnancies that reach the age of viability b. The number of pregnancies in which the fetus has been born alive c. The number of pregnancies regardless of duration of outcome d. The number of pregnant women visiting a pre-natal clinic every week

c. The number of pregnancies regardless of duration of outcome

A senior high school student asks the school nurse, "How will I knowthat I am fertile?" The school nurse would be inaccurate if she statesthat one of the signs of ovulation is: a. Your cervical mucus is elastic b. Your cervical mucus is clear, thin, and watery c. You will experience a diffused lower abdominal discomfort that radiates to the back d. There will be a sudden drop in you temperature followed by an increase for .7 - .80C for 3 full days

c. You will experience a diffused lower abdominal discomfort that radiates to the back

A client with severe preeclamsia is receiving intravenous magnesiumsulfate. The nurse is reviewing the laboratory results and determinesthat which of the following magnesium levels is within the therapeutic range? a. 1 mg/dl b. 15 mg/dl c. 5 mg/dl d. 10 mg/dl

c.5 mg/dl

A woman in labor shouts to the nurse, "My baby is coming right now!I feel like I have to push!" An immediate assessment reveals that thehead of the fetus is crowning, which intervention is most appropriate? a. Gently pulling at the baby's head as it's delivered b. Holding the baby's head back until the physician arrives c. Applying gentle pressure to the baby's head as it's delivered d. Placing the mother in the Trendelenburg position until the physician arrives

c.Applying gentle pressure to the baby's head as it's delivered

Nursing management for prolapsed umbilical cord would include: a. Push the cord gently back to the uterine cavity b. Try to rotate the fetus by maneuvering the abdomen c. Cover the cord with sterile gauze wet with warm saline d. Advise the mother to assume a reverse trendelenburg position

c.Cover the cord with sterile gauze wet with warm saline

Before surgery to remove ectopic pregnancy, which of the followingwould alert the nurse to the possibility of tubal rupture? a. Amount of vaginal bleeding b. Increased hcb and hct c. Rapid pulse d. Marked abdominal edema

c.Rapid pulse

A 15-year old primigravida arrives at the birthing unit in early labor. On admission, the client's cervix is 2 cm dilated and 50% effaced, and contractions are occurring every 7 to 8 minutes, with membranesintact. After admission, the nurse instructs the client that the most effective position for dilating the cervix is: a. Right lateral recumbent b. Modified Trendelenburg position c. Standing d. Sitting in a comfortable chair

c.Standing

A gravida woman told the nurse that a whitish mucus non-fouldischarge in her vagina causes her some discomfort. The bestmanagement would be: a. Vaginal douche b. Nystatin (Mycostatin) c. Wearing cotton perineal pads d. Penicillin (erythromycin)

c.Wearing cotton perineal pads

Which of the following discharge instructions must be given to a woman who has just undergone suction and curettage for gestational trophoblstic disease? a. "Visit your physician after one year for a follow-up examination to find out if there is still a possibility that get pregnant." b. "Women who has had molar pregnancy must avoid sexual intercourse for a year or two." c. "HCG levels usually return to normal 48 hours after evacuation." d. "Use a reliable contraceptive method for 12 months."

d. "Use a reliable contraceptive method for 12 months."

A 9-week primigravida client asks you, "Is it possible for me to listen to my baby's fetal heart beat?" Which of the following responses by the nurse would be appropriate? a. "We can listen to your baby's heart beat with a Doppler but we still have to wait for additional 4 weeks." b. "Fetoscope is best used during the 16th week of your pregnancy to listen to the baby's heart beat." c. "The heart beats 8 weeks before delivery so I don't think you can listen to it now." d. "Your obstetrician would probably use the Doppler to check for fetal heart tones, she may let you listen to it."

d. "Your obstetrician would probably use the Doppler to check for fetal heart tones, she may let you listen to it."

The insulin dosage during throughout pregnancy is:* a. Increased throughout the duration of pregnancy b. Decreased during the second trimester an increase during the first and third trimester c. Increased during the first trimester and decreased on the second and third trimester d. Decreased during the first trimester of pregnancy and increased on the second and third trimester

d. Decreased during the first trimester of pregnancy and increased on the second and third trimester

A primigravida is receiving magnesium sulfate for the treatment of pregnancy induced hypertension (PIH). The nurse who is caring for the client is performing assessments every 30 minutes. Which assessment finding would the nurse document as normal? I. Urinary output of 60ml/hour II. Presence of Patellar reflex III. Respiratory rate of 16bpm IV. Urinary output of 10 ml/hour V. Respiratory rate of 9bpmVI.Patellar reflex is negative a. I, III, and VI b. II, III, and IV c. I, III, and V d. I, II, and III

d. I, II, and III

The best position for both clients with placenta previa and abruptio placenta would be: a. Reverse trendelenburg postion to reverse possible development shock b. Semi-fowlers to prevent accumulation of blood in the uterine cavity c. Knee-chest position to prevent cord prolapse d. Left lateral recumbent position ensure adequate fetoplacental perfusion

d. Left lateral recumbent position ensure adequate fetoplacental perfusion

A primigravid client is admitted to the labor and delivery area. Assessment reveals fetal malpresentation, yellow amniotic fluid, and a fetal heart rate (FHR) of 80 beats/minute. What should the nurse do? a. Increase the I.V. oxytocin flow rate, as ordered, to hasten labor and delivery. b. Reassess the client for continued normal findings in 15 minutes. c. Help the client into the lithotomy position for delivery. d. Notify the physician and surgical team of an emergency.

d. Notify the physician and surgical team of an emergency.

A client at 28 weeks' gestation is complaining of contractions. Following admission and hydration, physician writes an order for the nurse to give 12 mg of betamethasone I.M. The nurse should explain that this medication is given to: a. Slow contraction b. Enhance fetal growth c. Prevent infection d. Promote fetal lung maturity

d. Promote fetal lung maturity

When caring for a client with preeclampsia, which action is a priority? a. Monitoring the client's labor carefully and preparing for a fast delivery b. Continually assessing the fetal tracing for signs of fetal distress c. Checking vital signs every 15 minutes to watch for increasing blood pressure d. Reducing visual and auditory stimulation

d. Reducing visual and auditory stimulation

A 32-week multigravida shared to the group that her doctor informedher that the amount of her amniotic fluid is less than normal. Which of the following fetal complication might be present? a. Hypospadias b. Esophageal atresia c. Presence of babinski reflex d. Renal malformation

d. Renal malformation

A nurse is monitoring a client labor. The nurse suspects umbilical cord compression if which of the following is noted on the external monitor tracing during a contraction? a. Late decelerations b. Early decelerations c. Short-term variability d. Variable decelerations

d. Variable decelerations

A participant inquired. "What is the average normal weight gain during pregnancy?" Which of the following responses would be appropriate? a. 12 to 22 lbs b. 15 to 25 lbs c. 14 to 45 lbs d. 25 to 35 lbs

d.25 to 35 lbs

An adolescent who attended a fertility awareness seminar informed you that she had an intercourse with her husband 3 days ago. If fertilization took place, the fertilized ovum would probably be implanted. a. 3 days after the intercourse b. 8 weeks after fertilization c. 8 hours after fertilization d. A week after fertilization

d.A week after fertilization

A woman 19 weeks pregnant, has been admitted to the emergency department following. Contractions are noted which lasted 35 seconds, and cervix dilated at 7cm. She has passed tissue fragments and no fetal heart was heard upon auscultation. Obstetrical history tells that he had a previous cesarean section 3 years ago due to placenta previa @ 38th week AOG giving birth to a small-for-gestational age infant. Her first pregnancy successfully ended via normal spontaneous vaginal delivery @ 37 weeks giving birth to twins. What is her obstetrical score? a. G-3, T-2, P-1, A-0, L-2 b. G-3, T-2, P-0, A-1, L-2 c. G-2, T-2, P-1, A-0, L-2 d. G-3, T-3, P-0, A-1, L-3

d.G-3, T-3, P-0, A-1, L-3

A 43 year old woman is scheduled for suction and curettagefollowing a diagnosis of molar pregnancy. Along with suction andcurettage, the physician may perform which of the followingprocedures to prevent choriocarcinoma? a. Vasectomy b. Colpotomy c. Tubal Ligation d. Hysterectomy

d.Hysterectomy

Explaining the development of a baby, you identified in chronologicalorder the growth of the fetus as it occurs in pregnancy as: a. Ovum, embryo, zygote, fetus, infant b. Zygote, ovum, embryo, fetus, infant c. Zygote, ovum, fetus, embryo, infant d. Ovum, zygote, embryo, fetus, infant

d.Ovum, zygote, embryo, fetus, infant

During the client's seventh month of pregnancy, she complains ofbackache. The nurse teaches her to a. Sleep on a soft mattress b. Walk barefoot at least once/day c. Perform Kegel exercises once/day d. Perform pelvic rocking exercises

d.Perform pelvic rocking exercises

Which is NOT considered as a positive sign of pregnancy? a. Sonographic evidence of fetal outline b. Fetal movement felt by the examiner c. Audible fetal heart tone d. Positive pregnancy test

d.Positive pregnancy test

An 8-month pregnant woman complains of dizziness especially when she lies on her back. Which of the following would be the best instruction given to the client to address her complaint? a. Elevate legs on the wall for 30 minutes b. Wear loose bra c. Drink in between meals d. Rest in a left side-lying position

d.Rest in a left side-lying position