NU 170 Exam 4 Review
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Formula-Feeding - ANSWER-Painful swollen breasts can be treated by
applying cold packs and wearing tight supportive bras.
Postpartum - ANSWER-Nursing care for postpartum mom should
include fundus assessment, which should be very firm, and watching
for signs of infection.
Breastfeeding Teachings - ANSWER-Wash hands before feeding, wash
nipples with warm water and no soap, and ensure there is no pinching
sensation around the nipple.
, Rh Medication (RhoGAM) - ANSWER-Given when mom is Rh- and
baby is Rh+, during pregnancy and within 72 hours after birth, to
prevent mom from forming own antibodies.
Fundus - ANSWER-If located right of midline, check for bladder
distention by having mom go and empty her bladder.
Perineal Pain - ANSWER-Reducing pain can involve medications such
as benzocaine, ice packs in the first 12 to 24 hours, warm packs after
24 hours, and sitz baths after 24 hours.
Taking Hold Phase - ANSWER-Mother begins to initiate action and
becomes interested in caring for newborn, may be critical about her
abilities, and has increased concern about her body functions and
assumes self-care needs.
Lochia - ANSWER-Heavy rubra lochia may require palpating the
bladder and having mom void if needed.
Teen Mom - ANSWER-An uninvolved teen mom may need assistance
from the nurse with caring for the newborn.
Bonding - ANSWER-Signs of successful bonding include interest and
affection between parent and child.
Heat Loss - Evaporation - ANSWER-To prevent evaporation heat loss in
infants, dry the newborn quickly and cover the head.
Heat Loss - Convection - ANSWER-To prevent convection heat loss,
place the crib away from windows and vents.
Heat Loss - Conduction - ANSWER-To prevent conduction heat loss,
prewarm radiant warmer and stethoscope, place scale paper on scale,
and place warm blanket on other surfaces.
Questions Merged with Correct
Complete Solutions || Already
Graded A+ || 2026-2027 Latest
Update!!!
Formula-Feeding - ANSWER-Painful swollen breasts can be treated by
applying cold packs and wearing tight supportive bras.
Postpartum - ANSWER-Nursing care for postpartum mom should
include fundus assessment, which should be very firm, and watching
for signs of infection.
Breastfeeding Teachings - ANSWER-Wash hands before feeding, wash
nipples with warm water and no soap, and ensure there is no pinching
sensation around the nipple.
, Rh Medication (RhoGAM) - ANSWER-Given when mom is Rh- and
baby is Rh+, during pregnancy and within 72 hours after birth, to
prevent mom from forming own antibodies.
Fundus - ANSWER-If located right of midline, check for bladder
distention by having mom go and empty her bladder.
Perineal Pain - ANSWER-Reducing pain can involve medications such
as benzocaine, ice packs in the first 12 to 24 hours, warm packs after
24 hours, and sitz baths after 24 hours.
Taking Hold Phase - ANSWER-Mother begins to initiate action and
becomes interested in caring for newborn, may be critical about her
abilities, and has increased concern about her body functions and
assumes self-care needs.
Lochia - ANSWER-Heavy rubra lochia may require palpating the
bladder and having mom void if needed.
Teen Mom - ANSWER-An uninvolved teen mom may need assistance
from the nurse with caring for the newborn.
Bonding - ANSWER-Signs of successful bonding include interest and
affection between parent and child.
Heat Loss - Evaporation - ANSWER-To prevent evaporation heat loss in
infants, dry the newborn quickly and cover the head.
Heat Loss - Convection - ANSWER-To prevent convection heat loss,
place the crib away from windows and vents.
Heat Loss - Conduction - ANSWER-To prevent conduction heat loss,
prewarm radiant warmer and stethoscope, place scale paper on scale,
and place warm blanket on other surfaces.
