Real Life RN Maternal Newborn

Individual Name:Institution:Program Type:BSNStandard Use Time and ScoreDate/TimeTime UseScoreGestational Diabetes7/29/2022 11:45:20 PM 31 minStrongModule ReportReal Life RN Maternal Newborn 3.0Gestational DiabetesTutorial:Module:Reasoning Scenario DetailsGestational Diabetes – Use on 7/29/2022 11:14:25 PMReasoning Scenario Performance Related to Outcomes:*See Score Explanation and Interpretationbelow for additional details.Body FunctionStrongSatisfactoryNeedsImprovementIngestion, Digestion, Absorption & Elimination100%Regulation and Metabolism100%Reproduction100%NCLEX RNStrongSatisfactoryNeedsImprovementRN Management of Care100%RN Safety and Infection Control100%RN Health Promotion and Maintenance100%RN Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies100%RN Reduction of Risk Potential100%RN Physiological Adaptation100%QSENStrongSatisfactoryNeedsImprovementReport Created on: 7/29/2022 11:45 PM EDTREP_RSIndv_ModuleReport_1_0Page 1 of 6

Safety100%Patient-Centered Care100%Evidence Based Practice100%Decision Log:Optimal DecisionScenarioNurse Ellen is calculating Ms. Anderson¶s estimated date of delivery.QuestionNurse Ellen is calculating Ms. Anderson¶s estimated date of delivery. Which of the following is an appropriate response by Ellen?Selected Option”Your estimated date of delivery is April 20th.”RationaleUsing Naegele’s rule, the nurse should calculate the estimated date of delivery by determining the first day of the client¶s last menstrual cycle, adding 7 days, and then counting forward 9 months.Optimal DecisionScenarioNurse Ellen is converting Ms. Anderson¶s weight to pounds. QuestionNurse Ellen is converting Ms. Anderson¶s weight to pounds. If Ms. Anderson weighs 113 kg, how many pounds does she weigh? (Round to the nearest tenth.)Selected Option248.6