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The nurse is reviewing the tests planned for a pregnant client. Traditionally, assessment for gestational diabetes will be performed between 24 and 28 weeks’ gestation. Which findings in the client’s history will prompt the test to be performed earlier in the pregnancy?
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1. The client is a multigravida.
2. The client has a history of a previous stillbirth.
3. The client has a strong family history of diabetes.
4. The client experienced infertility prior to becoming pregnant.
5. The client’s last baby was large for gestational age.

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You're a lot better than our teacher, she barely explains the methods.

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