Question 60 A woman who received no antenatal care arrives at the rural health clinic at an estimated 38-weeks gestation. Following routine assessments and laboratory examinations, which of the following findings is of the highest concern? Question 60 options: BP 152/96 Medical history of fractured coccyx at age 18 BMI of 27 Rh+

Question 60 A woman who received no antenatal care arrives at the rural health clinic at an estimated 38-weeks gestation. Following routine assessments and laboratory examinations, which of the following findings is of the highest concern? Question 60 options: BP 152/96 Medical history of fractured coccyx at age 18 BMI of 27 Rh+

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Chapter3: Health Care Settings

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