A．10mL.
B．20mL.
C．30mL.
D．50mL.

A．Prepare a clean area on which to deliver the neonate.
B．Lower the head of the bed to a flat position.
C．Have the client push with a contraction.
D．Ask the client to take a deep breath and hold it.

A．Cleanse the mouth three times a day.
B．Avoid taking tub baths.
C．Develop an aggressive program of exercise to increase airway functioning.
D．Dehumidify the air for comfort.

A．Administer sleeping medication before bedtime.
B．Provide the client with normal sleep aids, such as pillows, back rubs, and snacks.
C．Ask the client each morning to describe the quality of sleep during the previous night.
D．Teach the client relaxation techniques, such as guided imagery, meditation, and progressive muscle relaxation.

A．Rectus femoris.
B．Gluteus maximus.
C．Gluteus minimus.
D．Vastus lateralis.

A．Approximate the wound edges by applying strips of adhesive over the wound.
B．Cover the exposed tissues with sterile dressings moistened with normal saline solution.
C．Replace the abdominal contents into the wound carefully while wearing gloves.
D．Apply a loose-fitting sterile abdominal binder over the wound.

A．High-fat, low-fiber diet.
B．Alcohol and tobacco use.
C．Low socioeconomic status.
D．Overuse of artificial sweeteners.

A．Because her breasts are small, she will have to feed the baby more often.
B．Breast size poses no influence on a woman's ability to breast-feed a baby.
C．Breast milk can be enhanced by occasional formula feeding.
D．The woman's motivation to breast-feed is less important than breast size.

A．elevated body temperature.
B．increased blood pressure.
C．decreased urine output.
D．increased urine specific gravity.

A．"Symptoms of hypertension are often not present. "
B．"Symptoms of hypertension signify a high risk of stroke. "
C．"Symptoms of hypertension occur only with malignant hypertension. "
D．"Symptoms of hypertension appear after irreversible kidney damage has occurred. "