Description should include

signs of pregnancy: missed menstrual period, tender breasts, nausea and/or vomiting, frequent urination, bloated feeling, fatigue, dizziness
tests to determine pregnancy
emotions of the pregnant adolescent, baby’s father, and their families
resources available to pregnant adolescent (e.g., health department, health care providers, Virginia WIC [Women, Infant, and Children], Virginia Cooperative Extension Service programs, Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program [EFNEP], Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Education [SNAP-Ed])
navigation of the available resource systems.

Process/Skill Questions

Thinking

What changes in your body might lead you to think you are pregnant? How are these changes different from just being sick?
How does being pregnant change one’s emotional well-being?

Communication

Leadership

What is the importance of having the confidence to seek help if you suspect you may be pregnant?
How can the mother and father deal with the emotions they experience at the onset of pregnancy?

Management