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The client at 38 weeks gestation calls the prenatal clinic nurse to report that her baby has not moved today. Which statement should the nurse give to the client?

A. Your blood pressure might be increasing. Check it and call me back.
B. Babies do that sometimes. Don't worry-everything is fine.
C. Are you having pain with urination or blood in your urine also?
D. You should come in so we can check the baby as soon as possible.

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