A practical nurse is caring for a client who is pregnant.\nNurses\nPhysical\nExamination\nVital\nProvider’s\nSigns\nprescriptions\nDiagnostic\nNotes\nResults\nNurses Notes\n2100: Client presents to emergency department reporting that she was seen in the obstetrical clinic 5 days ago after a positive home pregnancy test. Client reports that she received a transvaginal ultrasound during the visit and was informed that she is 10 weeks pregnant. Reports that she was experiencing abdominal cramping and spotting during visit last week and was told by provider to seek emergency care if cramping or bleeding increased. Verbalizes that cramping became severe this evening and that she began bleeding heavily and has soaked 5 perineal pads in the last 1 1/2 hours.\n2115: Charge nurse notified of client’s arrival with complaints of cramping and vaginal bleeding. VS and physical assessment findings reported to charge nurse. Prescriptions received.\n2120: 18 gauge IV started in right forearm
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