NUR 106 Mod E Quiz Study Guide Exam Solved Correctly 2024.

A client has delivered her infant be cesarean birth. The nurse monitors the newborn's respiration closely, because infants born via the cesarean method are prone to atelectasis. Why does this occur? A. The ribcage is not compressed and released during birth. B. The sudden temperature change at birth causes aspiration. C. There is usually oxygen deprivation after a cesarean birth. D. There is no gravity during the birth to promote drainage from the lungs. - correct answer The ribcage is not compressed and released during birth. The nurse is assessing the newborn in the first hour after birth. Which findings does the nurse identify as normal for the newborn? Select all that apply. A. The newborn has a flat abdomen. B. The newborn weighs 6 lbs (2,700 g). C. The newborn's hands and feet appear cyanosed. D. The newborn does not blink in the presence of light. E. The circumference of the head is 33 cm (13 in.) - correct answer The newborn weighs 6 lbs (2,700 g), the newborn's hands and feet appear cyanosed, and the circumference of the head is 33 cm (13 in). Several hours after delivery, a new mother express ambivalence regarding her infant. How will the nurse promote bonding between this mother and her newborn? A. Having the mother feed the infant. B. Removing the infant from the mother's arms if it cries. C. Positioning the infant so its head rests on the mother's shoulder.