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Which clients are most likely to be identified as being at high risk for pregnancy complications? Select all that apply.

A. A client who is pregnant for the fifth time B. A client who is 16 years old C. A client who has a history of twins in the family D. A client who has primary hypertensive disease E. A client who works 40 hours a week in a factory F. A client who reports spotting in the first trimester

Correct Answer: A,B,D,F

Rationale: Multiple pregnancies, young age, hypertension, and spotting increase complication risks; twins or work hours are less significant.

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The RN and the student nurse are caring for the postpartum client who is 16 hours postdelivery. The RN evaluates that the student needs more education about uterine assessment when the student is observed doing which activity?

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