Milk substitutes are
A. soybeans and red beans.
B. cottage cheese and cheddar cheese.
C. nuts and peanut butter.
D. cereal and pasta.
Answer: B
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A laboring client's obstetrician has suggested amniotomy as a method for creating stronger contractions and facilitating birth. The client asks, "What are the advantages of doing this?" What should the nurse cite in response?
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