Which Statements by a Breastfeeding Class Participant Indicate That Teaching

question 1

Multiple Choice

Which statements by a breastfeeding class participant indicate that teaching by the nurse was effective?
Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect choices are selected.

• A) "Breastfed infants get more skin-to-skin contact and sleep better."
• B) "Breastfeeding raises the level of a hormone that makes me feel good."
• C) "Breastfeeding is complex and difficult, and I probably won't succeed."
• D) "Breastfeeding is worthwhile, even if it costs more overall."
• E) "Breastfed infants have fewer digestive and respiratory illnesses."

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