A new mother is 1 week postpartum and has decided to breastfeed her baby. Sheis visiting as an outpatient with you at the lactation clinic. She verbalizes to youher baby is having difficulty at times latching on and sometimes does not emptythe breast completely. She states that within the pass day she has started todevelop a red, painful area on her right breast and it is making it very difficult forher to breastfeed. On assessment you note that the red breast is developing theearly sign of Mastitis. Her right breast has a hard, tender, red spot on the rightouter area. The patient denies having any flu-like symptoms at this point.1- Based on this case scenario, write the subjective and the objective data2- Formulate your nursing diagnosis based on the information given3- Create the care plan for this patient4- What are the nursing interventions for this patient's health problem5- Lastly, evaluate the outcomes goals for this patient.

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