Which measure may prevent mastitis in the breastfeeding mother?

a. Initiating early and frequent feedings
b. Nursing the infant for 5 minutes on each breast
c. Wearing a tight-fitting bra
d. Applying ice packs before feeding


A
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A Early and frequent feedings prevent stasis of milk, which contributes to
engorgement and mastitis.
B Five minutes does not adequately empty the breast. This will produce stasis of
the milk.
C A firm-fitting bra will support the breast, but not prevent mastitis. The breast
should not be bound.
D Warm packs before feeding will increase the flow of milk.

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