A woman asks you if she will have any difficulty breastfeeding following a cesarean birth. Which of the following would be your best response?
A) You do not recommend she try to breastfeed following a cesarean birth.
B) Although she can try, it is hard to find a comfortable position to hold a newborn to breastfeed.
C) She will need too much analgesia postoperatively to make breastfeeding safe.
D) You will help her find a comfortable position for breastfeeding her infant.
D
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a. Keep the tablet in place until it is dissolved. b. Swallow the tablet with a full glass of water. c. A tingling sensation means that the drug is potent. d. Do not eat anything until after the tablet is dissolved. e. Call your prescriber if chest pain persists after one tablet.
The nurse is working in a managed care environment. The rationale for managed care is
a. limit the amount of care a client receives for any one illness b. give consumers preventive services delivered by a primary care provider c. allow consumers a wider range of practitioners d. improve consumer access to medical specialists
During the assessment of a client recovering from surgery, the nurse notes decreased breath sounds in both lower lobes bilaterally. What should the nurse do?
1. Coach the client to deep-breathe and cough. 2. Restrict fluids. 3. Remind the client to perform leg exercises. 4. Maintain on bed rest.
A 21-year-old man with no identifiable TB risk factors and a 10-mm induration. Does this patient have a reactive TST?
A. Yes B. No