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serg [7]
2 years ago
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during the second day postpartum, a nurse notices that a client is initiating breastfeeding with her infant and changing her inf

ant's diapers with some assistance from her partner. which phase does the nurse recognize that the woman is experiencing?
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1 answer:
Nataliya [291]2 years ago
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The client is in a phase called taking hold.

<h3>What is postpartum?</h3>

The term postpartum has to do with the period in which a person has given birth. The post partum period is the period between the birth of the baby and the next five months after child birth.

We know that it takes some time before a nursing mother gets to term with the process of postpartum.  Hence, if during the second day postpartum, a nurse notices that a client is initiating breastfeeding with her infant and changing her infant's diapers with some assistance from her partner, this is the taking hold phase.

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