A breastfeeding client asks the nurse to make sure that her newborn is positioned and latched well at the breast. Which of the following assessments would indicate that the baby is poorly latched?   1.       The baby swallows after every suckle. 2.       The baby’s body is facing the mother’s body. 3.       The baby’s lower lip is curled under. 4.       The baby is lying at the level of the mother’s breasts.

Q: A mother is concerned for her 4 year old daughter putting on to much weight. Which of the following…

A: Excessive weight gain is the major risk to develop various diseases in the future. An adequate…

Q: which future complication would the nurse expect in the newborn of a patient who is currently…

A: When a pregnant patient is experiencing abuse there are many future complications that can affect…

Q: The nurse is caring for a patient who has recently returned to the unit after hip replacement…

A: As we know Heparin is a kind and part of anticoagulant which is used to prevent the development of…

Q: Nursing You are caring for a patient who has a history of Crohn’s disease. She gets severe…

A: Crohn's disease is a type of inflammatory bowel disorder (IBD). It causes irritation of your…

Q: What nursing diagnosis would be the highest priority when caring for a preterm infant? Risk for…

A: Correct answer is D  Because preterm baby have lack of subcutaneous fat so chance of hypothermia .…

Q: A nurse orients an older patient to the safety features in herhospital room. What is a priority…

A: Geriatric nurses are the type of professional nurses where they play a major role in assessing and…

Q: Make a Pediatric History (DEVELOPMENTAL MILESTONE) FINAL DIAGNOSIS: Live born preterm 35 weeks balad…

A: Just before examining any newborn infant history, it is very important to take a careful perinatal…

Q: What should the nurse tell the client about the purpose of the test and what will be learned about…

A: A cardiotocograph is used for monitoring the fetal heart rate and checking the presence or absence…

Q: What benefits does the presence of a continuous support person have on a woman in labour? Check all…

A: INTRODUCTION- Labor is process when mother give birth to a child, it is very crucial phase of a…

Q: Jazmine Smith is a CMA (AAMA) certified medical assistant who works at an obstetrics and gynecology…

A: Hi! Thank you for the questions. As you have posted a question with multiple subparts, I will be…

Q: Social history parent interaction is necessary to include in history taking. A mother who smoke…

A: Pregnancy is a very crucial and important part of a female. The substances and food that a woman…

Q: assessment the nurse note that the fetus is developing fetal distress. Immediately the nurse place…

A: Fetal distress simply means that fetus inside the mother's womb is not receiving adequate amounts of…

Q: The physician orders Lasix 20 mg(milligrams) IV for a child weighing 34lbs. The pediatric handbook…

A: It is given in the question that the patient weight is 34 lbs. To convert this value to Kilogram,…

Q: Baby James, 6 lb 1 oz. was just delivered after long labor. His initial APGAR is 8. Which of the…

A: James is a New born baby.  Whose weight is 6 lb and 1 oz.  Whose apgar score is 8.

Q: patient in Rubin’s taking-in phase will display which of the following behaviors? Select all that…

A: 'Taking - in phase' :  Post partum  period  is the period which begins  from the day of  child birth…

Q: A hospitalized pre-school boy recovering from surgery refuses to drink fluids. Which intervention is…

A: Answer:- The correct option is 'C' Offer the child a popsicle and allow him to pick the flavor he…

Q: Discuss the following roles and responsibilities of the nursing student in the delivery room.…

A: Nurses in the delivery room play an important role in the delivery. Some of the roles and…

Q: E. Fetal Circulation Select the structures described by the statements below. ductus arteriosus…

A: Introduction  The circulatory system of a foetus differs significantly from that in an adult. The…

Q: The nurse is monitoring a month-old infantIdentify two ) milestone actions the nurse would expect…

A: Given - To know the milestones action for one month old infant.

Q: perinatal assessment of a pregnant woman -lmp, aog, edc geriatric assessment

A: Perinatal period and perinatal assessment Perinatal period encompasses the time frame from one year…

Q: Recognizing cultural differences and needs and providing supportive, culturally sensitive care O O O…

A: Options 1 & 3 Regardless of a patient's level of language proficiency, it is critical to…

Q: heparin

A: Heparin is a kind of anticoagulant which is used to prevents the development of blood clots. The…

Q: write about healthy pregnancy while being a nursing student  sub topics  -sleeping schedule…

A: Being pregnant while in nursing school is very chalangeable. Besides the huge presuure of nursing…

Q: nurse is discussing growth and development with the parent of a 3-week-old infant. The infant…

A: The infant assessment is the assessment of the baby from head to food including the arthropometric…

Q: What is a way to better implement a discharge coordinator on a pediatric floor? What technology can…

A: Hospitals are concentrating their efforts on quality-of-care programmes such as patient safety,…

Q: Of the following diagnoses for a high risk newborn, which requires the most immediate intervention…

A: High risk newborns are the baby born with critical conditions and need immediate life saving care…

Q: The nurse is preparing to assist in performing Leopold Maneuvers on a pregnant clientWhat are two )…

A: Leopold maneuver is technique to palpate gravid uterus of pregnant women to determine the position…

Q: Which of the following statements are correct in handling shy child? Select all that applies. Ask…

A: The correct statement are... 1. Ask the parent to administer some item. 2. Offer a toy or kit to…

Q: Scenario:_

A: We know Sonography is defined as type of medical diagnostic test where high frequency ultrasound…

Q: You are caring for a patient who gave birth one hour ago. Upon arrival at the postpartum unit the…

A: In this type of senerio nursing diagnosis is postpartum pain and pressure around rectal area . Due…

Q: On performing Leopold’s maneuver on a multiparous client in early labor, the nurse finds no fetal…

A: Leopold maneuver is technique to palpate the gravid uterus which help in determining the fetal…

Q: How many milligrams per kilograms per day (mg/kg/day) is the child receiving? Child is receiving 4…

A: Dosage is the amount of drug in mg that is needed to be administered into the patient  Concentration…

Q: Baby Strickland is now 10 hr old and vital signs have been stable for a few hours. Current vital…

A: Baby Strickland is now 10 hr old and vital signs have been stable for a few hours. Current vital…

Q: The client arrives at the hospital and is admitted to the feto-maternal unit for labor monitoring.…

A: During labor, the mother and baby's blood pressure and heart rate should be monitored continuously.…

Q: A 65-year-old male is recovering from subtotal colectomy. You inform him that it is time to get out…

A: Here we have to discuss about what all nursing interventions we need to perform prior moving the…

Q: Jazmine Smith is a CMA (AAMA) certified medical assistant who works at an obstetrics and gynecology…

A: The disorders associated with high blood pressure are preeclampsia and eclampsia. Preeclampsia is a…

Q: Role of nurse in the gynecology department to help new mother who struggle to breast feed.

A: Obstetrician-gynaecologists, who work in tandem with other obstetric and pediatric healthcare…

Eating behaviors

The term "eating behaviors" is an umbrella term that encompasses aspects such as food selection and motivations, feeding habits, dieting, and eating behavior-related concerns such as obesity and eating disorders. Eating behavior is influenced by various psychological, sociological, cultural, environmental, and economic elements.