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HPV vaccination prevents cervical cancer. Pap smears typically begin at age 21 regardless of symptoms. Waiting until 40 or relying on family history is unsafe. This reflects Health Promotion and Maintenance—Screening and Preventive Care.

Sodium restriction, regular exercise, weight control, and medication adherence reduce hypertension risk. The other options are unsafe. This reflects Health Promotion and Maintenance—Lifestyle Modification.

Rapid weight gain indicates acute fluid retention and worsening heart failure. Option B is correct because timely reporting prevents progression to pulmonary edema. Option A is important for long-term control, but not the priority. Ambulation (C) does not resolve fluid overload. Documentation alone (D) is unsafe. This reflects Physiological Integrity—Physiological Adaptation.

Direct suicide assessment ensures safety. The other responses minimize or delay addressing risk. This reflects Psychosocial Integrity—Crisis Intervention.

Severe headache and blurred vision may signal preeclampsia, requiring immediate evaluation. Mild swelling (A) can be normal. Lack of fetal movement for 24 hours (C) is abnormal and should not be ignored. Any vaginal bleeding (D) requires evaluation. This aligns with Health Promotion and Maintenance—Antepartum Care, reinforcing teaching for early complication recognition.