Breastfeeding Care, Contraceptive Devices, and
Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome Exam Questions
with Correct Answers 100% Pass 2026
Mastisis advice to patient - CORRECT ANSWER -Thoroughly wash hands prior to
breastfeeding.
Maintain cleanliness of breasts with frequent changes of breast pads.
Allow nipples to air-dry.
Proper infant positioning and latching-on techniques include both the nipple and the
areola. Release the infant's grasp on the nipple prior to removing the infant from the
breast.
Completely empty the breasts with each feeding to prevent milk stasis, which provides a
medium for bacterial growth.
Use ice packs or warm packs on affected breasts for discomfort.
Continue breastfeeding frequently (at least every 2 to 4 hr), especially on the affected
side.
Manually express breast milk or use a breast pump if breastfeeding is too painful.
Breastfeed or pump frequently, emptying the affected side.
Rest, take analgesics, and maintain fluid intake of at least 3,000 mL per day.
Wear a well-fitting bra for support. The bra should not have an underwire because that
increases the risk for infection.
Report redness and fever.
Complete the entire course of antibiotics as prescribed.
Car Safety - CORRECT ANSWER -seat belt between the breasts and under the
adbomen, as far as possible from the wheel and do not disable the airbag if child is in
front seat
types of contraception - CORRECT ANSWER -Diaphragm
Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome Exam Questions
with Correct Answers 100% Pass 2026
Mastisis advice to patient - CORRECT ANSWER -Thoroughly wash hands prior to
breastfeeding.
Maintain cleanliness of breasts with frequent changes of breast pads.
Allow nipples to air-dry.
Proper infant positioning and latching-on techniques include both the nipple and the
areola. Release the infant's grasp on the nipple prior to removing the infant from the
breast.
Completely empty the breasts with each feeding to prevent milk stasis, which provides a
medium for bacterial growth.
Use ice packs or warm packs on affected breasts for discomfort.
Continue breastfeeding frequently (at least every 2 to 4 hr), especially on the affected
side.
Manually express breast milk or use a breast pump if breastfeeding is too painful.
Breastfeed or pump frequently, emptying the affected side.
Rest, take analgesics, and maintain fluid intake of at least 3,000 mL per day.
Wear a well-fitting bra for support. The bra should not have an underwire because that
increases the risk for infection.
Report redness and fever.
Complete the entire course of antibiotics as prescribed.
Car Safety - CORRECT ANSWER -seat belt between the breasts and under the
adbomen, as far as possible from the wheel and do not disable the airbag if child is in
front seat
types of contraception - CORRECT ANSWER -Diaphragm
