Author Question: Guidelines provided to a lactating mom to explain the best way to prevent breast engorgement would ... (Read 78 times)

Wadzanai · **on:** Jun 27, 2018

Guidelines provided to a lactating mom to explain the best way to prevent breast engorgement would correctly include

a. avoid warm showers c. nurse on both breasts regularly
b. limit fluid intake d. wear a breast binder

Question 2

The fetus is wrinkled, is covered with vernix, opens and closes eyelids, and has physiologically immature lungs that would sufficiently provide gas exchange. What gestational age is this fetus?

1. 23 weeks
2. 25 weeks
3. 30 weeks
4. 34 weeks

ApricotDream · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 27, 2018

Answer to Question 1

C
Breastfeeding the infant eight to twelve times a day using both breasts will help prevent engorgement. Avoiding warm showers is a treatment modality for engorgement, not prevention. The risk of dehydration is present due to the labor and delivery process; limiting fluid intake would increase the risk. The mother should wear a good-fitting bra, but not a breast binder.

Answer to Question 2

2
Rationale:
1. At 23 weeks, the fetal skin is reddish and wrinkled, and eyes are still closed.
2. Twenty-five weeks is the gestational age of the fetus in the description.
3. At 30 weeks, the fetus gains weight and has rhythmic breathing movements.
4. At 34 weeks, the fetus has less wrinkled skin, and lanugo begins to disappear.