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Symptoms of an earache in an infant include
Symptoms of an earache in an infant include
- External drainage, pain, and decrease in temp
- Tugging at the ear and rolling head side-to-side
- Crying and pulling at the affected ear (correct)
- Redness of the cheeks and cyanosis of the ear
After giving birth, when do most women who are breastfeeding typically resume menstruation?
After giving birth, when do most women who are breastfeeding typically resume menstruation?
- Within the first 2 weeks
- 1-2 months postpartum
- More than a year postpartum
- 3-6 months postpartum (correct)
. What is a primary function of oxytocin after giving birth
. What is a primary function of oxytocin after giving birth
- Increasing appetite
- Stimulating the production of breast milk
- Facilitating the let-down reflex for breastfeeding (correct)
- Regulating the menstrual cycle
What is a primary function of the hormone prolactin after giving birth?
What is a primary function of the hormone prolactin after giving birth?
What is an important sign that a mother should watch for while breastfeeding to ensure her baby is feeding well?
What is an important sign that a mother should watch for while breastfeeding to ensure her baby is feeding well?
Which breastfeeding position is often recommended for mothers recovering from a Cesarean section (C-section)?
Which breastfeeding position is often recommended for mothers recovering from a Cesarean section (C-section)?
Which breastfeeding position is often recommended for newborns or babies who have difficulty latching?
Which breastfeeding position is often recommended for newborns or babies who have difficulty latching?
How many additional calories per day are typically recommended for breastfeeding mothers?
How many additional calories per day are typically recommended for breastfeeding mothers?
Breastfeeding provides protection for infants against which of the following diseases? Select all that apply.
Breastfeeding provides protection for infants against which of the following diseases? Select all that apply.
Is it recommended to give water to a newborn baby?
Is it recommended to give water to a newborn baby?
Which type of pelvis is most favorable for childbirth?
Which type of pelvis is most favorable for childbirth?
During the first stage of labor, which movements typically characterize the progression towards childbirth?
During the first stage of labor, which movements typically characterize the progression towards childbirth?
During labor, if the baby's head is at station -1, where is it positioned?
During labor, if the baby's head is at station -1, where is it positioned?
During the second stage of labor, which movement typically marks the imminent birth of the baby?
During the second stage of labor, which movement typically marks the imminent birth of the baby?
During which stage of labor does the cervix typically reach full dilation, allowing the baby to move into the birth canal?
During which stage of labor does the cervix typically reach full dilation, allowing the baby to move into the birth canal?
In the context of childbirth, what does the term 'station' refer to?
In the context of childbirth, what does the term 'station' refer to?
During labor, if the baby's head is at station +2, where is it positioned?
During labor, if the baby's head is at station +2, where is it positioned?
In childbirth, when the baby's head is at station 0, where is it positioned?
In childbirth, when the baby's head is at station 0, where is it positioned?
In childbirth, what does the term "engagement" refer to?
In childbirth, what does the term "engagement" refer to?
During labor, which part of the fetus's head is typically considered the most favourable presenting part?
During labor, which part of the fetus's head is typically considered the most favourable presenting part?
Which part of the fetus's head is typically considered the presenting part in a face presentation?
Which part of the fetus's head is typically considered the presenting part in a face presentation?
Which type of breech presentation describes the position where the baby's legs are extended straight up towards its head?
Which type of breech presentation describes the position where the baby's legs are extended straight up towards its head?
Which phase of the first stage of labor is characterized by mild contractions, early cervical dilation, and typically lasts the longest?
Which phase of the first stage of labor is characterized by mild contractions, early cervical dilation, and typically lasts the longest?
What does it mean if a baby is in a transverse position during labor?
What does it mean if a baby is in a transverse position during labor?
During which phase of the first stage of labor do contractions become stronger, more frequent, and cervical dilation progresses more rapidly?
During which phase of the first stage of labor do contractions become stronger, more frequent, and cervical dilation progresses more rapidly?
Which phase of the first stage of labor is characterized by very intense contractions, completion of cervical dilation to 10 centimeters, and prepares for the birth of the baby?
Which phase of the first stage of labor is characterized by very intense contractions, completion of cervical dilation to 10 centimeters, and prepares for the birth of the baby?
What happens during the third stage of labor?
What happens during the third stage of labor?
What characterizes the fourth stage of labor?
What characterizes the fourth stage of labor?
Why is maintaining an adequate interval between contractions important for fetal oxygenation during labor?
Why is maintaining an adequate interval between contractions important for fetal oxygenation during labor?
In the context of labor, how are contractions defined in terms of frequency?
In the context of labor, how are contractions defined in terms of frequency?
What is a critical parameter for a nurse to monitor during the fourth stage of labor to prevent postpartum hemorrhage?
What is a critical parameter for a nurse to monitor during the fourth stage of labor to prevent postpartum hemorrhage?
What is important for a nurse to monitor during the fourth stage of labor (postpartum period)?
What is important for a nurse to monitor during the fourth stage of labor (postpartum period)?
During which stage of labor is the placenta typically delivered?
During which stage of labor is the placenta typically delivered?
How does a mother typically know that labor has started?
How does a mother typically know that labor has started?
Why is it important for a mother to void (urinate) during the fourth stage of labor?
Why is it important for a mother to void (urinate) during the fourth stage of labor?
Cephalocaudal development refers to:
Cephalocaudal development refers to:
Which developmental principle states that infants typically lift their head before they are able to sit independently?
Which developmental principle states that infants typically lift their head before they are able to sit independently?
What typically happens to a baby's birth weight by 6 months of age?
What typically happens to a baby's birth weight by 6 months of age?
At what age do permanent teeth begin to replace primary (baby) teeth?
At what age do permanent teeth begin to replace primary (baby) teeth?
At what age is it generally recommended to introduce regular cow's milk to infants?
At what age is it generally recommended to introduce regular cow's milk to infants?
Which of the following foods is generally considered safe to introduce as a first solid food for babies?
Which of the following foods is generally considered safe to introduce as a first solid food for babies?
At approximately what age do most infants triple their birth weight?
At approximately what age do most infants triple their birth weight?
At 10 months of age, which milestone is a typical developmental achievement for infants?
At 10 months of age, which milestone is a typical developmental achievement for infants?
At approximately what age can most infants hold their head and shoulders up while lying on their stomach?
At approximately what age can most infants hold their head and shoulders up while lying on their stomach?
Which of the following best describes parallel play?
Which of the following best describes parallel play?
What is an important sign that a toddler may be ready to start toilet training?
What is an important sign that a toddler may be ready to start toilet training?
Which of the following may be a concerning sign if observed in a 17-month-old child?
Which of the following may be a concerning sign if observed in a 17-month-old child?
Which of the following is a common trigger for tantrums in toddlers?
Which of the following is a common trigger for tantrums in toddlers?
At what age can most children typically jump with both feet leaving the ground?
At what age can most children typically jump with both feet leaving the ground?
Is it common for preschool-aged children to have imaginary friends?
Is it common for preschool-aged children to have imaginary friends?
Which type of thinking becomes more prominent in school-age children?
Which type of thinking becomes more prominent in school-age children?
Which behavior indicates that a child has moved past the stage of egocentrism?
Which behavior indicates that a child has moved past the stage of egocentrism?
Which of the following is a key psychosocial task that adolescents typically face?
Which of the following is a key psychosocial task that adolescents typically face?
Which aspect is a key psychosocial task involving adolescents' sense of involvement?
Which aspect is a key psychosocial task involving adolescents' sense of involvement?
At what age are children most likely to experience significant separation anxiety?
At what age are children most likely to experience significant separation anxiety?
Which is the initial stage of separation anxiety in children?
Which is the initial stage of separation anxiety in children?
Which stage of separation anxiety involves the child denying the impending separation?
Which stage of separation anxiety involves the child denying the impending separation?
Which of the following is a common reason why toddlers may regress in behavior?
Which of the following is a common reason why toddlers may regress in behavior?
Why are infants more susceptible to otitis media compared to older children and adults, related to the anatomy of the Eustachian tube?
Why are infants more susceptible to otitis media compared to older children and adults, related to the anatomy of the Eustachian tube?
Which of the following is true about febrile seizures in children?
Which of the following is true about febrile seizures in children?
Why are infants particularly vulnerable to electrolyte imbalance during illness?
Why are infants particularly vulnerable to electrolyte imbalance during illness?
What is a potential consequence of electrolyte imbalance in infants during illness?
What is a potential consequence of electrolyte imbalance in infants during illness?
Which behavior is a potential sign of depression in teenagers?
Which behavior is a potential sign of depression in teenagers?
Which symptom is commonly associated with depression in teenagers?
Which symptom is commonly associated with depression in teenagers?
Which statement indicates that a parent understands anorexia nervosa in teenagers?
Which statement indicates that a parent understands anorexia nervosa in teenagers?
What is a common misconception about anorexia nervosa in teenagers?
What is a common misconception about anorexia nervosa in teenagers?
Which complication should a nurse monitor for in a child following a tonsillectomy?
Which complication should a nurse monitor for in a child following a tonsillectomy?
What is a common sign of bleeding that requires immediate medical attention post-tonsillectomy?
What is a common sign of bleeding that requires immediate medical attention post-tonsillectomy?
Which symptom is characteristic of an asthma attack in a child?
Which symptom is characteristic of an asthma attack in a child?
Why are infants more vulnerable to electrolyte imbalance compared to older children and adults?
Why are infants more vulnerable to electrolyte imbalance compared to older children and adults?
What is a priority nursing intervention for an infant diagnosed with Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV)?
What is a priority nursing intervention for an infant diagnosed with Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV)?
What is the priority nursing intervention for an infant with hyperbilirubinemia?
What is the priority nursing intervention for an infant with hyperbilirubinemia?
. What is a priority nursing intervention for an infant with hyperbilirubinemia who is breastfed?
. What is a priority nursing intervention for an infant with hyperbilirubinemia who is breastfed?
What is the priority nursing intervention for a toddler diagnosed with pneumonia?
What is the priority nursing intervention for a toddler diagnosed with pneumonia?
Which fontanelle closes by 18 months?
Which fontanelle closes by 18 months?
An infant's birth weight is 7 pounds, 8 ounces. What can the nurse project the weight to be at 6 months?
An infant's birth weight is 7 pounds, 8 ounces. What can the nurse project the weight to be at 6 months?
The nurse observes that a 2-year-old is able to use a spoon steadily at mealtime. What does self-feeding help to develop in the toddler?
The nurse observes that a 2-year-old is able to use a spoon steadily at mealtime. What does self-feeding help to develop in the toddler?
What are the four stages of labor?
What are the four stages of labor?
The nurse can anticipate that which patient may be scheduled for an induction of labour?
The nurse can anticipate that which patient may be scheduled for an induction of labour?
The mother of a newborn infant reports to the nurse that her infant has had a black, tarry stool. The nurse would tell her that
The mother of a newborn infant reports to the nurse that her infant has had a black, tarry stool. The nurse would tell her that
A woman has given birth to a newborn several hours previously, and her uterus is boggy. Which medications should a nurse anticipate that the health care provider may prescribe to increase uterine tone and firm the uterus? Select all that apply.
A woman has given birth to a newborn several hours previously, and her uterus is boggy. Which medications should a nurse anticipate that the health care provider may prescribe to increase uterine tone and firm the uterus? Select all that apply.
Which early sign of postpartum hypovolemic shock would a nurse assess first?
Which early sign of postpartum hypovolemic shock would a nurse assess first?
Which nursing intervention during labor can increase space in the woman's pelvis?
Which nursing intervention during labor can increase space in the woman's pelvis?
Breastfeeding the newborn promotes uterine involution because it does which of the following?
Breastfeeding the newborn promotes uterine involution because it does which of the following?
Which maternal assessment is expected to be seen at 24 hours after birth?
Which maternal assessment is expected to be seen at 24 hours after birth?
A postpartum mother who is breastfeeding has developed mastitis. She states that she does not think it is good for her infant to drink milk from her infected breast. Which of the following topics should a nurse providing teaching to the mother include?
A postpartum mother who is breastfeeding has developed mastitis. She states that she does not think it is good for her infant to drink milk from her infected breast. Which of the following topics should a nurse providing teaching to the mother include?
What stage of labor is characterized by a duration of 5-30 minutes, intermittent contractions, the umbilical cord being cut, delivery of the placenta, and the uterus contracting to grapefruit size?
What stage of labor is characterized by a duration of 5-30 minutes, intermittent contractions, the umbilical cord being cut, delivery of the placenta, and the uterus contracting to grapefruit size?
What skin condition is characterized by a cluster of red bumps or blisters that burst and form a thick yellow crust, often around the mouth, nose, diaper area, and lower legs?
What skin condition is characterized by a cluster of red bumps or blisters that burst and form a thick yellow crust, often around the mouth, nose, diaper area, and lower legs?
Which infection is caused by a type of bacteria called Streptococcus pneumoniae and can lead to pneumonia, bacteraemia, or meningitis? It is also a frequent cause of ear infections (otitis media).
Which infection is caused by a type of bacteria called Streptococcus pneumoniae and can lead to pneumonia, bacteraemia, or meningitis? It is also a frequent cause of ear infections (otitis media).
What is a significant complication of whooping cough in children that can lead to vomiting or cessation of breathing?
What is a significant complication of whooping cough in children that can lead to vomiting or cessation of breathing?
What is the name of the reflex where a baby feels like it is falling, spreads out the arms, and then pulls the arms in?
What is the name of the reflex where a baby feels like it is falling, spreads out the arms, and then pulls the arms in?
How many times a day should a breastfed baby typically feed?
How many times a day should a breastfed baby typically feed?
How many kilocalories (kcal) does a newborn need daily to meet energy needs for growth and development?
How many kilocalories (kcal) does a newborn need daily to meet energy needs for growth and development?
Which of the following options describes a viral infection that can cause fever, headache, swelling of the cheek, jaw, and neck, and has complications such as meningitis, swollen testicles, and painful infection in the ovaries?
Which of the following options describes a viral infection that can cause fever, headache, swelling of the cheek, jaw, and neck, and has complications such as meningitis, swollen testicles, and painful infection in the ovaries?
What condition is caused when germs and dirt enter a cut in the skin, leading to cramping of muscles in the neck, arms, legs, stomach, and painful convulsions?
What condition is caused when germs and dirt enter a cut in the skin, leading to cramping of muscles in the neck, arms, legs, stomach, and painful convulsions?
What type of vitamin given through a needle is typically used to assist in blood clotting?
What type of vitamin given through a needle is typically used to assist in blood clotting?
What is the best indicator for circulation in a newborn baby?
What is the best indicator for circulation in a newborn baby?
What is the normal axillary temperature in Celsius range for a newborn?
What is the normal axillary temperature in Celsius range for a newborn?
What does the APGAR score, which is obtained 1 and 5 minutes after birth, evaluate?
What does the APGAR score, which is obtained 1 and 5 minutes after birth, evaluate?
Women who are lactating need a 20-30% increase of vitamins and minerals, double the prepregnancy needs of folic acid, and a 40-50% increase of calcium and phosphorus.
Women who are lactating need a 20-30% increase of vitamins and minerals, double the prepregnancy needs of folic acid, and a 40-50% increase of calcium and phosphorus.
What condition is characterized by small red lines on the skin?
What condition is characterized by small red lines on the skin?
What condition is characterized by a red slapped cheek that begins with mild respiratory problems?
What condition is characterized by a red slapped cheek that begins with mild respiratory problems?
Which infection causes high fever, cough, rash, runny nose, and watery eyes, lasting 1-2 weeks, and can lead to ear infections or pneumonia?
Which infection causes high fever, cough, rash, runny nose, and watery eyes, lasting 1-2 weeks, and can lead to ear infections or pneumonia?
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Infant earache symptom
Infant earache symptom
Crying and pulling at the affected ear
Postpartum menstruation
Postpartum menstruation
Most breastfeeding mothers resume menstruation between 3-6 months after childbirth.
Oxytocin's role postpartum
Oxytocin's role postpartum
Facilitates the let-down reflex during breastfeeding.
Prolactin's role postpartum
Prolactin's role postpartum
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Infant feeding check
Infant feeding check
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C-section breastfeeding position
C-section breastfeeding position
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Difficult latching position
Difficult latching position
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Breastfeeding calorie increase
Breastfeeding calorie increase
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Breastfeeding diseases protection
Breastfeeding diseases protection
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Newborn water?
Newborn water?
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Ideal pelvis for childbirth
Ideal pelvis for childbirth
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Labor stage 1 movements
Labor stage 1 movements
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Station -1 in labor
Station -1 in labor
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Labor stage 2 movement
Labor stage 2 movement
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Cervical dilation stage
Cervical dilation stage
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Labor station definition
Labor station definition
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Station +2 in labor
Station +2 in labor
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Station 0 in labor
Station 0 in labor
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Labor Engagement
Labor Engagement
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Favorable presenting part
Favorable presenting part
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Face presentation
Face presentation
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Frank breech
Frank breech
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Latent phase
Latent phase
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Transverse position
Transverse position
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Active phase
Active phase
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Transition phase
Transition phase
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