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cnetterville

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As part of a research study on deep vein thrombosis (DVT), a perinatal nurse is collecting blood samples in women at highest risk for factor V Leiden mutation. Which woman would the nurse approach as the priority?
 
  A.
  African American
  B.
  Asian American
  C.
  Caucasian American
  D.
  Hispanic American

Question 2

A postpartum woman presents to the perinatal clinic complaining of extreme breast tenderness and an inability to express milk on the left side when breastfeeding. What nonpharmacological comfort measure does the nurse teach this patient?
 
  A.
  Application of either warm or cold packs
  B.
  Expression of milk every 1-2 hours
  C.
  Ice and elevation of the breast when sitting
  D.
  Menthol-based lotion to draw the heat out



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: C
Approximately 5-7 of North American Caucasians, 2 of Hispanics, and 1 of African Americans have the factor V Leiden mutation. Asians do not have this gene and are not at risk for this mutation.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: A
This woman has the manifestations of mastitis and will be treated with antibiotics and analgesics. Comfort measures include applying either warm or cold packs to the breasts. If the woman wishes to continue breastfeeding, she should empty her breasts every 2-4 hours. Elevation and menthol-based lotions are not warranted.





 

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