NUR 2407 COMPREHENSIVE TEST BANK
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
PRACTICE SOLUTION VERIFIED
◉ The nurse walks Zara through the steps of bottle feeding her son.
Place the steps in correct sequence
1. hold the baby in semi-upright position
2. insert the nipple on top of the baby's tounge
3. touch the roof of the mouth with the nipple to stimulate the sucking
reflex
4. Tip the bootle to keep the nipple filled with milk
5. Burp the baby. Answer: 1. hold the baby in semi-upright position
2. insert the nipple on top of the baby's tounge
3. touch the roof of the mouth with the nipple to stimulate the sucking
reflex
4. Tip the bootle to keep the nipple filled with milk
5. Burp the baby (after about 1 oz)
◉ After the baby starts actively, the nurse plans to discuss self care
for the bottle feeding mother. Which of the following should the nurse
discuss. Which of the following should the nurse discuss with Zara
a. wear a snug-fitting bra or breast binder
b. avoid stimulation of the breasts
, c. use cold packs on the breasts if they feel full
d. call the provider if you feel warm, painful lumps in your breasts,
have a fever, or feel tired and achy
e. your milk will come in 2-5 days after birth, even if you are bottle
feeding. Answer: a. wear a snug-fitting bra or breast binder
b. avoid stimulation of the breasts
c. use cold packs on the breasts if they feel full
d. call the provider if you feel warm, painful lumps in your breasts,
have a fever, or feel tired and achy
e. your milk will come in 2-5 days after birth, even if you are bottle
feeding
◉ Which positions does the nurse recommend to Zara for burping her
newborn
a. hold the baby up, with his head on Zara's shoulder
b. sit the baby up in Zara's lap
c. hold the baby in the air and tilt him forward
d. put the baby to bed on his stomach
e. lay the baby face down on Zara's lap. Answer: a. hold the baby up,
with his head on Zara's shoulder
b. sit the baby up in Zara's lap
e. lay the baby face down on Zara's lap
Rationale: there are three recommended positions (held upright with
baby's head on the parent shoulder, baby sitting upright in parent lap,
baby laying face down on parent lap)
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
PRACTICE SOLUTION VERIFIED
◉ The nurse walks Zara through the steps of bottle feeding her son.
Place the steps in correct sequence
1. hold the baby in semi-upright position
2. insert the nipple on top of the baby's tounge
3. touch the roof of the mouth with the nipple to stimulate the sucking
reflex
4. Tip the bootle to keep the nipple filled with milk
5. Burp the baby. Answer: 1. hold the baby in semi-upright position
2. insert the nipple on top of the baby's tounge
3. touch the roof of the mouth with the nipple to stimulate the sucking
reflex
4. Tip the bootle to keep the nipple filled with milk
5. Burp the baby (after about 1 oz)
◉ After the baby starts actively, the nurse plans to discuss self care
for the bottle feeding mother. Which of the following should the nurse
discuss. Which of the following should the nurse discuss with Zara
a. wear a snug-fitting bra or breast binder
b. avoid stimulation of the breasts
, c. use cold packs on the breasts if they feel full
d. call the provider if you feel warm, painful lumps in your breasts,
have a fever, or feel tired and achy
e. your milk will come in 2-5 days after birth, even if you are bottle
feeding. Answer: a. wear a snug-fitting bra or breast binder
b. avoid stimulation of the breasts
c. use cold packs on the breasts if they feel full
d. call the provider if you feel warm, painful lumps in your breasts,
have a fever, or feel tired and achy
e. your milk will come in 2-5 days after birth, even if you are bottle
feeding
◉ Which positions does the nurse recommend to Zara for burping her
newborn
a. hold the baby up, with his head on Zara's shoulder
b. sit the baby up in Zara's lap
c. hold the baby in the air and tilt him forward
d. put the baby to bed on his stomach
e. lay the baby face down on Zara's lap. Answer: a. hold the baby up,
with his head on Zara's shoulder
b. sit the baby up in Zara's lap
e. lay the baby face down on Zara's lap
Rationale: there are three recommended positions (held upright with
baby's head on the parent shoulder, baby sitting upright in parent lap,
baby laying face down on parent lap)
