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Question

Graciella Muñez is a 24-year-old female with a history of oligomenorrhea. She has had a preconception work-up completed with the results showing possible polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS). Since her initial work-up she has lost 20 pounds and has arrived at her 3-month follow-up appointment with a positive pregnancy test. Family History (Patient Info > Admission Assessment > Family Health History): Hypertension, Father, onset at age 50, still living Diabetes, Type 1, Maternal Grandmother, onset at age 40, still living Heart Disease, Coronary Artery Disease, Father, onset at age 50, still living Depression, Mother, onset at age 30, still living Hyperlipidemia, Father, onset at age 50, still living Stroke, Maternal Grandmother, onset at age 70, still living Vital Signs: Weight: 192 lbs., standing scale Glucose: 155, last meal over 5 hours ago After reviewing Ms. Muñez's chart, identify the relevant data related to the patient situation. Analyze the data, ask yourself these questions: What do you notice? (Recognizing Cues/Assessing) What does it make you think? (Analyzing Cues/Diagnosing) What do you think should be done? (Prioritize Hypotheses.