An Rh-negative mother who has given birth to an Rh-positive infant and has no evidence of sensitization (i.e., maternal indirect Coombs test negative) should be administered

An Rh-negative mother who has given birth to an Rh-positive infant and has no evidence of sensitization (i.e., maternal indirect Coombs test negative) should be administered

Infectious mastitis in the breastfeeding mother has which of the following characteristics?

All of the following clinical features would be expected with 'postpartum blues' (adjustment reaction with depressed mood) EXCEPT

Compared to infants delivered in occiput anterior vertex presentation, infants delivered vaginally in a breech presentation have which of the following risks?

The sign most concerning for congenital heart disease in the newborn infant is