Before taking the newborn's vital signs, the nurse should warm his or her hands and the stethoscope to prevent heat loss resulting from which of the following?

Before taking the newborn's vital signs, the nurse should warm his or her hands and the stethoscope to prevent heat loss resulting from which of the following?

A breastfeeding baby is born with a tight frenulum. Which of the following is an important assessment for the nurse to make?

The nurse is going to assist the mother with the first breastfeeding experience. Which of the following actions should the nurse perform first?

The nurse is evaluating the effectiveness of an intervention when assisting a woman whose baby has been latched to the nipple only rather than to the nipple and the areola. Which response would indicate that further intervention is needed?

The nurse is concerned that a bottle-fed baby may become obese because of which activity by the mother?