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Question Answered step-by-step 1, Lochia is a normally occurring vaginal discharge seen after... 1, Lochia is a normally occurring vaginal discharge seen after delivery, the appearance of lochia will change over time until it dissipates approximately 21 days after delivery , what type of lochia will the nurse assess initially after delivery  A, rubrB, alba C, serosaD, vaginalis  2, a nurse is assessing a newborn infant for congenital hip dysplasia , which signs or symptoms should be brought to the attention of the health care provider for further evaluation ?( select all that apply) A, an infant whose bilateral leg length is symmetric B, an infant who has a click in the hip joint when one hip is maneuvered C, an infant who is actively moving all extremities D, an infant who has extra skin folds on the inner thigh of one E, an infant has one leg that appears longer than the other  3, a preterm infant that has a yellow skin color and rising bilirubin level is at risk for what complication ? A, renal failure B, brain damage C, heart failure D, skin breakdown  4, a new mother is concerned that her two-years-old and her four -year-old are constantly catching colds and is worried that her newborn may become ill from the exposure . Which response by the nurse is most appropriate? A, you will need to separate  the newborn from the older children for several months B, your newborn will be able to fight off colds easily C, your newborn will have temporary immunity from you for the first three monthsD, if you were breastfeeding you would not have to worry about that would you  6, when the newborn's crib was moved suddenly , the nurse noticed that his legs flexed and arms fanned out , and then both came back toward the midline.. How would the nurse interpret this behavior A, a neurological abnormality B, the grasp reflex C, an abnormality of the musculoskeletal system D, the moro reflex  7, a nurse is providing teaching to mother of 1 24-year old adolescent male, the mother is concerned that her son my became obese because he is eating abnormally large amounts of food, the nurse notes that the childs BMI is 20.5 which response by the nurse is most appropriate? A, we will make an appointment with the school psychologist for him B, adolescent boys may require additional calories during growth spurts C, make sure that he gets at least one hour of physical   exercise per day D, there are several good diet plans available to help your son lose weight  8, after delivery , the nurse's assessment reveals a soft , boggy uterus located above the level of the umbilicus. What is the most appropriate nursing intervention? A, position the client flat B, initiate measures that encourage voiding C, notify the physician D, massage the fundus  9, for security purposes , when the nurse brings the infant from the nursery to the mother the nurse should do what?A, ask the mother to identify herself verbally B, check the band number of the infant to that of the mother C, confirm room number of mother D, ask the mom if this is her baby  10, the nurse is assessing the newborn male with a heart rate of 120 good/strong vigorous cry in response to tactile stimulation , well flexed , pink body with blue extremities , what Apgar score will the nurse assign?A, 7, B, 6C, 8D, 9   Health Science Science Nursing NUR 212 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)
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