b) sleeps 3 1/2-4 hours between feedings c) has a least two or more bowel movements a day d) nurses 5 minutes on the first breast and 10 on the second a) voids 4 times before 2 pm-typically 6-8 wet diapers a day indicates adequate fluid intake b) sleeps 3 1/2-4 hours between feedings-this may be a sign of inadequate nutritional intake. A breastfeeding infant usually sleeps 1 ½ to 2 ½ hours between feedings because breast milk digests rapidly. c) has a least two or more bowel movements a day-the number of bowel movements per day is not related to the amount of milk ingested, although breast feeding infants do defecate more frequently than formula-fed infants d) nurses 5 minutes on the first breast and 10 minute on the second-the length of nursing time at each breast does not indicate the amount of milk being ingested Page 600-Q 301-What client behaviour indicates to the nurse needs further teaching about breastfeeding her newborn? a) when she leans forward to put her breast into the mouth infant’s b) if she holds the infant level with her breast while in a side-lying position c) if she touches her nipple to the cheek at the beginning of the feeding infant’s d) when she puts her finger in the mouth to break the suction after the feeding infant’s a) when she leans forward to put her breast into the mouth-when the breast is infant’s pushed into the mouth, a typical response is for the mouth to close too soon, infant’s resulting in inadequate latching-on b) if she holds the infant level with her breast while in a side-lying position-this facilitates latching on and maintains the head in the correct alignment, which promotes infant’s sucking and swallowing c) if she touches her nipple to the cheek at the beginning of the feeding-this will infant’s stimulate the rooting reflex and promote latching-on d) when she puts her finger in the mouth to break the suction after the feeding-this infant’s prevents trauma to the nipple when removing the infant from the breast 2 day old infant who weighs 6 pounds (2722 g) is fed formula every 4 hours. Page 600-Q 302-A Newborns need about 73 mL of fluid per pound (454 g) of body weight each day. Based on this
b) sleeps 3 1/2-4 hours between feedings c) has a least two or more bowel movements a day d) nurses 5 minutes on the first breast and 10 on the second a) voids 4 times before 2 pm-typically 6-8 wet diapers a day indicates adequate fluid intake b) sleeps 3 1/2-4 hours between feedings-this may be a sign of inadequate nutritional intake. A breastfeeding infant usually sleeps 1 ½ to 2 ½ hours between feedings because breast milk digests rapidly. c) has a least two or more bowel movements a day-the number of bowel movements per day is not related to the amount of milk ingested, although breast feeding infants do defecate more frequently than formula-fed infants d) nurses 5 minutes on the first breast and 10 minute on the second-the length of nursing time at each breast does not indicate the amount of milk being ingested Page 600-Q 301-What client behaviour indicates to the nurse needs further teaching about breastfeeding her newborn? a) when she leans forward to put her breast into the infant’s mouth b) if she holds the infant level with her breast while in a side-lying position c) if she touches her nipple to the infant’s cheek at the beginning of the feeding d) when she puts her finger in the infant’s mouth to break the suction after the feeding a) when she leans forward to put her breast into the infant’s mouth-when the breast is pushed into the infant’s mouth, a typical response is for the mouth to close too soon, resulting in inadequate latching-on b) if she holds the infant level with her breast while in a side-lying position-this facilitates latching on and maintains the infant’s head in the correct alignment, which promotes sucking and swallowing c) if she touches her nipple to the infant’s cheek at the beginning of the feeding-this will stimulate the rooting reflex and promote latching-on d) when she puts her finger in the infant’s mouth to break the suction after the feeding-this prevents trauma to the nipple when removing the infant from the breast Page 600-Q 302-A 2 day old infant who weighs 6 pounds (2722 g) is fed formula every 4 hours. Newborns need about 73 mL of fluid per pound (454 g) of body weight each day. Based on this