Elizabeth is an unmarried, 20-year-old nulliparous woman beginning her third trimester. The father of the baby is actively involved in the pregnancy and plans to help Elizabeth during labor and with the parenting of their child. 1. The nurse practitioner assesses Elizabeth's current health status. Outline the components of the health history, physical examination, laboratory testing. and fetal assessment. 2. Elizabeth asks the nurse if there is anything that she can do to determine if her baby is "doing okay or is having problems. " How should the nurse respond? 3. While the nurse examines her abdomen, Elizabeth tells the nurse that she occasionally experiences burning in her chest area after meals. How should the nurse respond? 4. Elizabeth asks the nurse if she and her partner should attend childbirth classes, especially since they are not married. "We have been watching videos and reading books about labor and what to do. We have even been practicing some of the techniques recommended." State the nursing diagnosis reflective of Elizabeth's comment, one expected outcome, and appropriate nursing measures.