The doctor performs a pelvic examination on the woman in labor and informs her that the baby is in the footling breach position. When the physician leaves the room, the client asks the nurse what that means. The nurse's best response includes:
1. The buttocks are presenting first, with the feet flexed on the abdomen.
2. The buttocks are presenting first, with the feet close to the head.
3. The head and one foot will present first.
4. One or both feet are presenting first.
Question 2
The nurse admits a 14-month-old infant with a history of prematurity, born at 25 weeks' gestation, to the pediatric unit.
The mother reports that the infant has had several episodes of sudden respiratory distress with coughing, shortness of breath, circumoral cyanosis, and retractions. When the client is diagnosed with asthma, the mother asks the nurse, Will this be a problem he'll have for the rest of his life? The nurse's best response is: 1. Yes, but there are ways to reduce the frequency of episodes.
2. It's possible this could be a lifelong problem, or he could outgrow it as he grows.
3. Everyone is different, so it's hard to predict what will happen.
4. He will probably always be asthmatic because he was born prematurely.
Cushing’s syndrome. A photograph of a woman with the characteristic facial features of Cushing’s syn
Acromegaly. Photo of a woman illustrating the enlarged skull, jaw, and hands typical of acromegaly.
Child Labor Rates and GDP Worldwide
Preparing a Urine Specimen for Microscopic Examination (for Classroom Evaluation Only)
Baby position during the 30th week of pregnancy
Mom and baby baby playing hide and seek