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A nurse is caring for a client who is in early labor and has a Counterpressure (This is steady pressure that a support person applies to the sacral area
fetus in the occipitoposterior presentation. The client reports of the client's back during contractions. The client's support person, or the nurse, uses
pain in their lower back with contractions. Which of the the heel of the hand, a tennis ball, or a fist to apply firm pressure to the sacral area
following pain management techniques is more likely to be during contractions. This pressure can lift the fetal head off the nerves in the sacral area,
effective in relieving low back pain caused by this type of decreasing pain). !!!
fetal presentation?
Effleurage (Light massage or stroking, usually on the client's abdomen in rhythm with
Counterpressure breathing during contractions. This technique does not specifically address back pain
Effleurage from the pressure of the occiput against spinal nerves.)
Therapeutic touch
Breathing techniques Therapeutic touch (Involves manipulating energy fields to help reduce anxiety and pain
during labor. This technique does not specifically address back pain from the pressure of
the occiput against spinal nerves.)
Breathing techniques (promote relaxation, provide distraction, and improve coping
during uterine contractions. Breathing techniques do not specifically address back pain
from the pressure of the occiput against spinal nerves.)
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A nurse is caring for a client who is in early labor and has a Counterpressure (This is steady pressure that a support person applies to the sacral area
fetus in the occipitoposterior presentation. The client reports of the client's back during contractions. The client's support person, or the nurse, uses
pain in their lower back with contractions. Which of the the heel of the hand, a tennis ball, or a fist to apply firm pressure to the sacral area
following pain management techniques is more likely to be during contractions. This pressure can lift the fetal head off the nerves in the sacral area,
effective in relieving low back pain caused by this type of decreasing pain). !!!
fetal presentation?
Effleurage (Light massage or stroking, usually on the client's abdomen in rhythm with
Counterpressure breathing during contractions. This technique does not specifically address back pain
Effleurage from the pressure of the occiput against spinal nerves.)
Therapeutic touch
Breathing techniques Therapeutic touch (Involves manipulating energy fields to help reduce anxiety and pain
during labor. This technique does not specifically address back pain from the pressure of
the occiput against spinal nerves.)
Breathing techniques (promote relaxation, provide distraction, and improve coping
during uterine contractions. Breathing techniques do not specifically address back pain
from the pressure of the occiput against spinal nerves.)
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