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On the first postpartum day, the nurse examines a new mother's breasts. What condition is the nurse most likely to find?

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Rationale: On the first postpartum day, breasts typically fill and secrete colostrum due to hormonal changes initiating lactation. Soft breasts, immediate let-down, or significant tenderness are less common at this stage.

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