A nurse is assessing a full-term newborn upon admission to the nursery. Which of the following clinical findings should the nurse report to the provider?

A.

Rationale:

A. Lentils are a legume known for their high fiber content, making them an excellent choice for increasing dietary fiber.

B. While cabbage is a vegetable, it does not contain as much fiber per cup as lentils.

C. Asparagus is a vegetable that contains fiber, but it typically has lower fiber content per cup compared to lentils.

D. Oatmeal is a grain that contains fiber, but lentils generally have a higher fiber content per cup than oatmeal.

A.

Rationale:

A. The McRoberts maneuver involves flexing the mother's thighs onto her abdomen to straighten the pelvis and allow for easier passage of the baby's shoulder. This action helps to widen the pelvic outlet and facilitate delivery.

B. Applying pressure to the client's fundus is not part of the McRoberts maneuver. Fundal pressure may be used in other techniques to manage shoulder dystocia, such as the Rubin maneuver or Woods' screw maneuver.

C. Pressing firmly on the client's suprapubic area is not part of the McRoberts maneuver. This action may be performed in conjunction with other maneuvers to help dislodge the impacted shoulder.

D. Moving the client onto their hands and knees is not part of the McRoberts maneuver. This position, known as the Gaskin maneuver, may be used as an alternative maneuver to alleviate shoulder dystocia by changing the orientation of the pelvis.