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segrsyd

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On the second postpartum day, a mother bathed her newborn for the first time. She tells the nurse, I don't think I did it right. What postpartum psychological stage is this woman most likely in based on this comment?
 
  a. Taking in
  b. Taking hold
  c. Letting go
  d. Settling down

Question 2

A new mother states her preference to formula feed her newborn. What will the nurse planning discharge instructions tell her to help suppress lactation and promote comfort?
 
  a. Wear a well-fitting bra continuously for several days.
  b. Stand in a warm shower, letting the water spray over the breasts.
  c. Express small amounts of milk from the breasts several times a day.
  d. Massage the breasts when they ache.



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: B
In phase 2, taking hold, the mother begins to initiate action and becomes interested in caring for the infant. In doing so, she may become critical of her performance.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: A
When a mother does not wish to breastfeed, a snug bra worn around the clock can help alleviate discomfort from engorgement.



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