[Solved]: What is the main complication for mothers with…

What is the main complication for mothers with intrauterine fetal death? What conditions must be met for a pregnant female to be able to receive a dilation and curettage (D&C) under the current Florida Statute at 18 weeks’ gestation? -Chief complaint: abdominal pain Admitting diagnosis: 18-week fetal demise. Assessment: HEENT WDL Integumentary Intact with scattered bruising in multiple stages of healing Neuro A&O x3, visibly upset and crying Cardiovascular WDL except mild hypertension Gastrointestinal WDL, last BM yesterday morning Genitourinary Reports mild burning with urination Musculoskeletal WDL Respiratory WDL H&P: Patient is a well-nourished female who comes to the emergency department with complaints of abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting for the last two days. The patient is accompanied by her mother and paternal grandfather. Past medical history is significant for multiple fractures. The patient claims to not know that she was pregnant and will not name the potential father. The grandfather is answering the patient, and the mother is sitting in a chair in the corner of the room with her head down. Neither the patient nor her mother will make eye contact with the healthcare providers. Family history: Patient and her mother are living with the paternal grandfather after the death of her father. Father had a history of hypertension. Mother has a history of gestational diabetes, pregnancy induced hypertension, and multiple spontaneous abortions due to Rh – blood type. Vital signs: Blood pressure 136/82 Heart rate 115 SPO2 98% on room air Pain 8/10 Respiratory Rate 24 Temperature 36.1 C HCG Positive ABO O negative What education would the RN include for this patient?