VIRTUAL ATI MATERNAL NEWBORN || WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS.

a NURSE IS CARING FOR A POSTPARTUM CLIENT who is breast feeding her newborn and reports that her nipples have become sore and cracked. Which of the following statements should the nurse make? correct answers apply colostrum to the nipples after feeding to help them heal Colostrum correct answers a specialized form of milk that delivers essential nutrients and antibodies in a form that the newborn can digest. applying to nipple has healing properties that can help reduce soreness. Nifedipine correct answers calcium channel blocker gestational hypertension, adverse effects to report to the provider, irregular heartbeat iron supplement while pregnat correct answers consume fiber because constipation can occur when taken iron supplement after epidural correct answers turn client to lateral position, greatest risk from maternal hypotension is decreased placental perfusion, therefore, the first action the nurse should take is to place the client in a lateral position to relieve the pressure on the vena cavva and restore venous return. Terbutaline correct answers beta 2 agonist, report tachycardia greater than 130, client might report chest discomfort palpitations and have arrhythmias. post partum client rubella immunization correct answers Client will be checked for immunity once pregnant again, practice contraception to prevent preg for 4-12 weeks after receiving the rubella immunization to prevent tetragenic effects on the fetus, mother can continue to breastfeed after the immunization is received. prenatal complication correct answers bun level of 30 BUN levels correct answers 10-20 mg/dL Hgb level in the third trimester? correct answers Can fall to 10 and is normal. Hgb level in first trimester? correct answers Can fall to 11 and it is normal. Platelet count (normal range) correct answers 150,000-400,000 HCT, Hct correct answers Hematocrit (% of RBC volume) Hct Level Increases With... correct answers Conditions that cause increased RBC count without fluid increase/states of saline loss; Dehydration, Profound diuresis, Hemoconcentration, Burns, Trauma, Shock, Polycythemia vera, High Altitudes