In response to inquiries about producing enough milk for her infant, what is the correct advice a nurse can give a new mother regarding her own nutritional needs while breast-feeding?
A) Take a daily multivitamin
B) Drink a lot of milk
C) Drink a lot of fluids
D) Consume a minimum of 3,000 calories per day
Ans: C
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After talking with the client, the nurse, along with other members of the treatment team, decides that the best intervention at this time to prevent further self-destructive behavior would be: a. Establishing a signed contract with the client to tell a team member when she is having self-destructive thoughts b. Isolating the client from all other clients and activities until she is no longer having self-destructive thoughts c. Administering medications that will reduce the client's anxiety levels d. Involving the client in activities as a diversion from self-destructive thoughts
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a. Apresoline c. Trandate b. calcium gluconate d. Valium
Chemotherapeutic agents act on:
1. slowing cell growth. 2. only malignant cells. 3. the bacterial cell wall. 4. helper T-cell production.
The nurse caring for a woman who is experiencing preterm labor explains that fetal viability begins when the lungs are developed enough to support life at:
A) 20 weeks. B) 26 weeks. C) 22 weeks. D) 24 weeks.