A nurse is teaching a client about routine prenatal testing, which of the following statements should the nurse include in the teaching?

A. "You will have a urine test for the herpes simplex virus": Routine prenatal screening does not include urine testing for herpes simplex virus. Testing for HSV is typically done based on symptoms or history, not as a standard prenatal test. B. "You will have a rectovaginal culture to test for group B streptococcus.": Group B streptococcus screening is a standard prenatal test performed between 35 and 37 weeks of gestation using a rectovaginal swab. Identifying colonization allows for intrapartum antibiotic prophylaxis to prevent neonatal infection. C. "You will have a urine test to check for toxoplasmosis": Routine urine testing does not screen for toxoplasmosis. Testing for toxoplasmosis is usually done via blood tests in women at high risk, not standard urine tests. D. "You will undergo amniotic fluid sampling to test for cytomegalovirus.": Amniocentesis for cytomegalovirus is not part of routine prenatal care and is typically only performed if there is a known risk or suspected fetal infection. Standard prenatal tests focus on more common conditions.