After attending an education class on lactation, the student nurse knows that the “A” in the LATCH assessment stands for:

During an examination of a pregnant woman, the examiner notes that the woman’s cervix is soft on its tip. The nurse documents this finding as:

A nursing student has been caring for a woman and her newborn all morning. After taking the newborn to the nursery for tests, the student then returns the newborn to her mother. Which procedure is correct for identifying the newborn?

The nurse is taking care of a newborn. The nurse is careful to keep the newborn warm at all times because a physiologic consequence of cold stress in the newborn is: (Select all that apply)

The student nurse is caring for a postpartum patient one day after the delivery of her first child, a 7-pound baby. Where would the nurse anticipate the level of the client’s fundus to be located?

A pregnant client complains to the nurse about a brownish pigmentation that has recently appeared on her face. The nurse identifies this as:

The nurse is taking care of a newborn. The nurse is careful to keep the newborn warm at all times because a physiologic consequence of cold stress in the newborn is: (Select all that apply)

A woman, 24 hours postpartum, is complaining of profuse diuresis. She has no other complaints. Which of the following actions by the nurse is appropriate? 

A nurse is caring for a client who is one day postpartum and has a perineal laceration. The nurse assesses the laceration for all of the following except: 

A pregnant woman at 20 weeks’ gestation exhibits the following signs of pregnancy during a routine prenatal checkup. Which one is categorized as a probable sign of pregnancy?