Write out your instructions for Lisa in layperson's terms regarding the healthy behaviors she needs to continue or incorporate into her lifestyle as well as the behaviors she must avoid. Provide evidence from the research to support your decision-making. 3. Malia, a 23-year-old female presents to the clinic for her initial OB visit. She says she did not know she was pregnant initially, but believes she is about 6 months pregnant now, and reports positive fetal movement. She states she was smoking about half a pack of cigarettes a day, but when she found out she was pregnant she stopped smoking. She has not received any prenatal care. This is her third pregnancy. Her previous pregnancies both delivered early, one at 20 weeks that did not survive, and the second at 32 weeks where the infant survived. Today, she complains of a backache that she has had for two days. Currently, she is unemployed and is supported by family. Her exam reveals the following: height 5'6", weight 156, FH 27cm, FHR 152, BP 122/78, positive nitrates in urine, and positive bacterial vaginosis by micro. What lab tests and diagnostic screenings will you order, and why? What medications would you prescribe and what patient education will you provide? Provide evidence from the research to support your decision-making. DISCUSSION 6 Select one of the following case studies to address. In the subject line of your post, please identify which prompt you are responding to, for example, #1 Maria, 49-year-old female, annual exam. Discuss what questions you would ask the patient, what physical exam elements you would include, what further testing you would want to have performed, differential and working diagnosis, treatment plan, including inclusion of complementary and OTC therapy, referrals and other team members needed to complete patient care. Use at least one scholarly source other than your textbook to connect your response to national guidelines and evidence-based research in support of your ideas. 1. Hannah is 32 weeks EGA and comes to you for her routine prenatal appointment. Her BP is 156/96 and her urine has 2+ protein. She complains of having a headache that will not go away and just not feeling "right." What will you include in your differential diagnoses and what test(s) will you order to ascertain the correct diagnosis? Explain the differences (timing, presence of proteinuria, presence of seizures, BP parameters) between preeclampsia, eclampsia, gestational hypertension, chronic hypertension, and preeclampsia superimposed on chronic hypertension. Provide evidence from the research to support your decision-making