Which of the following assessments would suggest that a child's postoperative feeding schedule following pyloric stenosis surgery should be slowed?
A) Flatulence
B) Vomiting
C) Semiformed bowel movements
D) Falling asleep at each feeding
Question 2
The nurse working in a community-based clinic is caring for a new mother and her 1-week-old infant. The nurse suspects that the client is experiencing postpartum blues when the mother:
A) refuses to allow anyone else to hold the infant. B) describes the baby as looking exactly like the brother she remembers as a difficult child. C) jumps from her chair and moves quickly across the room as the baby cries. D) becomes tearful, and reports not sleeping well.
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