Case Scenario As the nurse working on a postpartum unit, you are caring for Mark and Mara, who have just become parents of n 7 lb and 2 oz baby boy. As you prepare them for discharge, you notice that they seem overwhelmed with much of information being provided.  Mara says, “ Maybe my breast are too small and the baby can’t get enough milk.”  She added, “I am hoping that if I breastfeed, I won’t have to worry about birth control for a while.” GUIDE QUESTIONS: The couple needs health teaching in a number of areas. Which subject would you begin with? Why? Explain how can breastfeeding prevent pregnancy? How can you best explain this to the couple?

Situation: sixteen-year-old Maria has come to the Barangay Coconut Community Health Clinic for a pelvic examination and Pap smear. During the assessment interview, Maria states that she is sexually active. She and her boyfriend sometimes use condom. She doesn’t want to take any pill or medicine because she can’t afford it and she’s afraid her parents will find out that she’s having sex. Maria need any additional health teaching to be well-informed about reproductive life planning. You also explained to Maria that the non-contraceptive benefits for women who take oral contraceptives include decreased incidences of SELECT THAT ALL THAT APPLY: Pelvic and breast diseases Dysmenorrhea  Change of body temperature  Iron deficiency anemia

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You are a medical technician on record at ABC Hospital. While doing your duties, you witnessed Harry, a colleague and RMT, give Michelle, a friend, a false laboratory result showing that Michelle is NEGATIVE in a pregnancy test, despite the fact that the pregnancy test was unmistakably positive. What are you going to do as Harry's associate? Give an overview in 4-5 sentences, and then explain or justify your response.

What is hCG? Why is it used to check for pregnancy? Is it a cause for concern if a male patient shows positive in a pregnancy test? Discuss your answer

A new mother is 1 week postpartum and has decided to breastfeed her baby. She is visiting as an outpatient with you at the lactation clinic. She verbalizes to you her baby is having difficulty at times latching on and sometimes does not empty the breast completely. She states that within the pass day she has started to develop a red, painful area on her right breast and it is making it very difficult for her to breastfeed. On assessment you note that the red breast is developing the early sign of Mastitis. Her right breast has a hard, tender, red spot on the right outer area. The patient denies having any flu-like symptoms at this point. 1- Based on this case scenario, write the subjective and the objective data 2- Formulate your nursing diagnosis based on the information given 3- Create the care plan for this patient 4- What are the nursing interventions for this patient's health problem 5- Lastly, evaluate the outcomes goals for this patient.

You are performing routine assessment on a mother post-delivery. The uterus is soft and displaced to the left umbilicus What is the next nursing action?  Continue to monitor the mother, this is normal finding post delivery Notify the physician Perform fundal massage and assist the patient to the bathroom Administer PRN dose of oxytocin as ordered by the physician

Akira, a new patient to the obstetric practice where you work, is waiting in the examination room for the certified nurse midwife (CNM). Akira is 28, a G1P0, and at 7 weeks 3 days dating from her last menstrual period. Akira met her active duty husband while he was stationed in Japan 5 years ago, and her mother and brother came to the United States along with them after his deployment a few years ago. As you wait for the midwife, you reflect on your conversation with Akira. She’s told you that she has a great relationship with her mother and can’t wait to share her joy at the delivery with her. However, unlike Akira herself, who speaks English very well, her mother doesn’t speak any English and is very traditional. She is expecting the same experiences and traditions to be followed in this delivery as they would be if Akira were delivering in Japan, and Akira is having a hard time explaining the differences. Akira would like her mother to attend some of her prenatal appointments and…

A 25 year old primigravida client in her last trimester of pregnancy calls the physician's office and tells the nurse that she thinks she is in labor. She has several concerns regarding her upcoming labor. What would be the first sign of impending or approaching labor? Your correct response should be: she will have to experience EXCEPT: a. Weight gain and edema b. Decreased dyspnea, increased leg varicosities, frequency of voiding c. Lightening around two weeks before labor d. Increased maternal activity and abdominal muscle tightening

\ Samira is a 26-year-old female with a history of intense dysmenorrhea. She experienced menarche at age 11. Her menstrual cycles average 25 days in length. She has a BMI of 18. Her menstrual cycle pain had decreased over the last 3 years while she was consistently taking birth control pills. However, she is now planning her first pregnancy and has been off birth control for 6 months. She has yet to conceive, even though she and her partner have been carefully timing intercourse and monitoring Samira’s fertility window each month. Her dysmenorrhea has returned, and she has developed menometrorrhagia, along with other cyclical symptoms like diarrhea, bloating, and craving salty foods. List and briefly describe 3 risk factors Samira has for endometriosis.