A group of nursing students are reviewing the literature in preparation for a class presentation on newborn pain prevention and management. Which of the following would the students be most likely to find about this topic?
A) Newborn pain is frequently recognized and treated
B) Newborns rarely experience pain with procedures
C) Pain is frequently mistaken for irritability or agitation
D) Newborns may be less sensitive to pain than adult.
C
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1. Oxytocin (Pitocin) 2. Dinoprostone (Cervidil) 3. Nifedipine (Procardia) 4. Estrogen conjugated (Cenestin)
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a. "This is simple vellus hair and it will decrease in amount over time." b. "Some women in your cultural group normally have dark hair on their faces." c. "This is unusual; female hair distribution should be limited to arms, legs, and pubis." d. "Coarse dark hair could result from hormonal changes such as from menopause."