A Breast-Feeding Patient Must Take a Prescription Medication for 2

question 3

Multiple Choice

A breast-feeding patient must take a prescription medication for 2 weeks. The medication is safe, but the patient wants to make sure her baby receives as little of the drug as possible. What will the nurse tell the patient?

• A) To give the baby formula as long as the mother is taking the medication
• B) To take the medication immediately after breast-feeding
• C) To pump breast milk and feed the baby by bottle
• D) To take the medication 1 hour before breast-feeding

Understand the impact of societal norms, such as masculinity, on aggressive behavior.

Recognize how non-punitive parenting and conflict resolution techniques contribute to the development of nonviolent adults.

Identify and describe four strategies to reduce aggression in individuals.

Analyze scenarios where certain strategies to reduce aggression may paradoxically increase aggression.

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Definitions:

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The presence of excess fat in feces, usually indicative of malabsorption issues or diseases affecting the pancreas, liver, or gastrointestinal tract.

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Prostatitis

Inflammation of the prostate gland, which can cause urinary pain, difficulty urinating, and pelvic discomfort.

Carcinoma

A form of cancer originating either on the skin surface or in the tissue layers that line or encapsulate internal organs.