A woman who is breastfeeding her newborn reports that her breasts seem quite full. Assessment shows that her breasts are engorged. Which of the following would the nurse identify as the most likely factor in this development?
A) Cracking of the nipple
B) Improper positioning of the infant
C) Inadequate secretion of prolactin
D) Inability of infant to empty breasts
Question 2
The perinatal nurse demonstrates for the student nurse the correct technique of postpartum uterine palpation. Support for the lower uterine segment is critical as without it, there is an increased risk of:
A) Uterine edema
B) Uterine inversion
C) Incorrect measurement
D) Intensifying the patient's level of pain
Cryptorchidism. (a) In complete cryptorchidism, the testes of a newborn have failed to descend into
Pupil assessment; B, moving penlight directly in front of pupil.
Nursing history for nail assessment
The “Old Man” from La Chapelle shows evidence of extensive tooth loss and bone resorption.
Henri Matisse, Woman with a Hat.
Self-crossing F2 plants to produce an F3 generation shows that there are two different genotypes amo