At her first prenatal visit a client discusses how her breasts have changed since she became pregnant. What are the normal breast changes that occur during the first trimester?
a. darkening of the areola, increased size, and enlarged Montgomery's tubercles
b. flattening of the nipple, decreased size, and tenderness
c. lightening of the areola, tingling sensation, and colostrum leakage
d. shrinking of the areola, throbbing sensation, and milk production
A
Breasts enlarge, and colostrum is secreted from them during the last trimester. Nipples become more erect and areolas darken.
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