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naturalchemist

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The client is asking about the fontanelles of her fetus. What should the nurse include when teaching about the similarities between the anterior and posterior fontanelles of a newborn? Anterior and posterior fontanelles:
 
  A. Are approximately the same size.
   B. Close within 12 months of birth.
   C. Are used in labor to identify station.
   D. Allow for molding of the head.

Question 2

A clinic nurse is preparing diagrams of pelvic shapes. Which pelvic shapes should the nurse describe as considered favorable for childbirth? (Select all that apply.)
 
  A. Android
   B. Anthropoid
   C. Gynecoid
   D. Platypelloid



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C



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