Aclient who suspects that she is 6 weeks pregnant appears mildly anxious as she is waiting for her first obstetric appointment. what symptom of mild anxiety does the nurse expect this client to experience?

The pregnant woman can experience mild anxiety because she is probably worried, nervous, concerned, shaky or sweaty about what the obstetrician is going to say, about the well being of  the baby.
The symptoms during a mild anxiety attack are the same as those during a more severe anxiety attack, but less severe.