A new mother is concerned because she notices a white, milky discharge from her newborn's nipples. The nurse explains:
A) This is an abnormal finding and the drainage will be cultured.
B) This is an abnormal finding and may be indicative of diabetes.
C) This is a normal finding and will disappear in a few days.
D) This is a normal finding and will disappear when the mother stops breastfeeding.
C
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A) Crying to release tension after a stressful event B) Indulging in a rich desert after a stressful day C) Walking briskly three times a week for 20 minutes D) Taking a stick and banging it on a tree
A mother calls the clinic and tells the nurse that her newborn's umbilical cord site looks red and swollen. The nurse should tell the mother:
A .That this is a normal occurrence B. To bring the newborn to the clinic C. To increase the number of cord site cleanings each day D. To place an ice pack on the cord for 10 minutes three times a day
The client who experienced an inhalation injury 6 hours ago has been wheezing. When the client is assessed, wheezes are no longer heard. What is the nurse's best action?
A. Raise the head of the bed. B. Notify the emergency team. C. Loosen the dressings on the chest. D. Document the findings as the only action.
A nurse specializes in caring for victims of domestic violence. Which of the following statements accurately describes domestic violence in the United States? Select all that apply
A) Studies indicate that each year, more than 2,000,000 adults in the United States are victims of intimate partner violence. B) Intimate partner violence is domestic violence or battering between two people who are married. C) More than 85% of those abused in intimate partner violence are women. D) Many men who batter their spouses also batter their children. E) There is no evidence linking childhood sexual abuse to adult physical symptoms or substance abuse. F) Nurses are advised to suggest other resources for the victims of violence instead of providing their own counseling.