A postpartum woman who is breast-feeding tells the nurse that she is experiencing nipple pain. Which of the following would be least appropriate for the nurse to suggest?
A) Use of a mild analgesic about 1 hour before breast-feeding
B) Application of expressed breast milk to the nipples
C) Application of glycerin-based gel to the nipples
D) Reinstruction about proper latching-on technique
A
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1. Signs the consent form. 2. Has swelling of the left arm. 3. Is allergic to seafood. 4. Is menopausal.
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