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A pregnant client presents to the antepartum clinic complaining of brownish vaginal bleeding. The nurse notes that she has a greatly enlarges uterus and is complaining of severe nausea. The client reports that her period was "about 2 and a half months ago". Vital signs are: temperature 98.7F, pulse rate 70bpm, rr 18, and bp 190/110 mmHg. Based on these findings, what laboratory value should the nurse review? A. HcG values. B. Hematocrit. C. Vaginal secretions culture. D. Glucose in the urine.
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