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The nurse is preparing a prenatal class session about maternal role attainment. Which statement should the nurse include?
 
  A. The formal stage occurs after delivery when the mother looks to her own mother and other role models.
   B. The informal stage is reached when the mother develops her own personal style of mothering that works for her.
   C. The anticipatory stage begins when the child is about two years of age, when the mother is looking inward.
   D. The personal stage is characterized by trying to act as the mother believes others expect her to act.

Question 2

On the first postpartum day, the nurse teaches the client about breastfeeding. Two hours later, the mother seems to remember very little of the teaching. The nurse understands that this memory lapse is due to:
 
  A. The taking-hold phase.
   B. Postpartum hemorrhage.
   C. The taking-in phase.
   D. Epidural analgesia.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C




notis

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Reply 2 on: Jun 27, 2018
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