Which statement indicates the new mother is breastfeeding correctly?
a. "I will alternate breasts when feeding the baby."
b. "I keep the baby on a 4-hour feeding schedule."
c. "I let the baby stay on the first breast only 5 minutes."
d. "I put only the nipple in the baby's mouth when I am breastfeeding."
ANS: A
Alternating breasts for feeding increases milk production, particularly hindmilk, which has a higher protein and fat content.
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a. Leave the therapy on each area no longer than 15 minutes. b. Leave the therapy on each area no longer than 30 minutes. c. When using heat, ensure the temperature is at least 135°F (57.2°C) before applying it. d. When using cold, ensure the temperature is less than 32°F (0°C) before applying it.
Which actions should the nurse complete after realizing that an incorrect dose of medication has been administered to a patient? Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect choices are selected
Select all that apply. 1. Notify the patient and family 2. Notify the physician 3. Document the error 4. Prepare for an analysis of the error 5. Keep the notification of the error silent
A sphincter is
a. A ring of muscle around a tubular organ which controls passage of contents b. A flap of tissue which prevents food entering the nasal cavity c. A structure which prevents fluid entering the lungs d. A tissue which secretes enzymes into the stomach
The nurse is caring for a patient starting INH for latent tuberculosis. Which clinical manifestations would most concern the nurse?
a. Cramps in the back when walking up steps b. Headaches and lightheadedness on awakening c. Dry mouth and difficulty swallowing solids d. Difficulty buttoning shirts