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Interventions have been prescribed by the HCP for the client with decreased fetal movement at 35 weeks’ gestation. Place the prescribed interventions in the sequence that they should be performed by the nurse.

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Prepare for a nonstress test
Prepare for a biophysical profile
Palpate for fetal movement
Apply and explain the external fetal monitor

Correct Answer: C,D,A,B

Rationale: Palpate for fetal movement should be performed first. Assessment should be first to verify fetal movement. Apply and explain the external fetal monitor should be next. The fetus should be monitored for heart rate changes. Prepare for an NST. The NST is performed to determine fetal well-being. Prepare for a biophysical profile (BPP). The BPP is an assessment of five fetal biophysical variables: FHR acceleration, fetal breathing, fetal movements, fetal tone, and amniotic fluid volume. The first criterion is assessed with the NST. The other variables are assessed by ultrasound scanning.

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