Which clients should the nurse identify as being at risk for prenatal loss? Select all that apply.
A)The woman who drinks one cup of coffee every morning
B)The woman recovering from a gastrointestinal virus
C)The unmarried 14-year-old girl living in the city
D)The woman who lacks access to health and prenatal care
E)The woman who had a healthy baby 6 months ago resulting from a healthy pregnancy

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A)Fetal mortality is highest in mothers who are earlier in their teens or older than 35, mothers who are unmarried, and mothers with multiple pregnancies. Lack of access to healthcare and prenatal care, such as occurs in rural areas, may also increase the risk of perinatal death. A gastrointestinal virus will not negatively impact the pregnancy, and one cup of coffee is not excessive intake of caffeine.
B)Fetal mortality is highest in mothers who are earlier in their teens or older than 35, mothers who are unmarried, and mothers with multiple pregnancies. Lack of access to healthcare and prenatal care, such as occurs in rural areas, may also increase the risk of perinatal death. A gastrointestinal virus will not negatively impact the pregnancy, and one cup of coffee is not excessive intake of caffeine.
C)Fetal mortality is highest in mothers who are earlier in their teens or older than 35, mothers who are unmarried, and mothers with multiple pregnancies. Lack of access to healthcare and prenatal care, such as occurs in rural areas, may also increase the risk of perinatal death. A gastrointestinal virus will not negatively impact the pregnancy, and one cup of coffee is not excessive intake of caffeine.
D)Fetal mortality is highest in mothers who are earlier in their teens or older than 35, mothers who are unmarried, and mothers with multiple pregnancies. Lack of access to healthcare and prenatal care, such as occurs in rural areas, may also increase the risk of perinatal death. A gastrointestinal virus will not negatively impact the pregnancy, and one cup of coffee is not excessive intake of caffeine.
E)Fetal mortality is highest in mothers who are earlier in their teens or older than 35, mothers who are unmarried, and mothers with multiple pregnancies. Lack of access to healthcare and prenatal care, such as occurs in rural areas, may also increase the risk of perinatal death. A gastrointestinal virus will not negatively impact the pregnancy, and one cup of coffee is not excessive intake of caffeine.

Which Clients Should the Nurse Identify as Being at Risk