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altibaby

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A nurse is observing a postpartum client interacting with her newborn and notes that the mother is engaging with the newborn in the en face position. Which of the following would the nurse be observing?
 
  A) Mother placing the newborn next to bare breast.
  B) Mother making eye-to-eye contact with the newborn
  C) Mother gently stroking the newborn's face
  D) Mother holding the newborn upright at the shoulder

Question 2

The nurse observes the stool of a newborn who has begun to breast-feed. Which of the following would the nurse expect to find?
 
  A) Greenish black, tarry stool
  B) Yellowish-brown, seedy stool
  C) Yellow-gold, stringy stool
  D) Yellowish-green, pasty stool



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B



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