The best method of speech delivery in most situations is extemporaneous.  

You should memorize every word of your speech.

It is not necessary to emphasize causality (if this, then that) in a persuasive speech because the audience will be able to do that on their own. 

You should always read your speech word for word. 

During a postpartum assessment, a breastfeeding parent reports experiencing a sudden warm, tingling feeling in both breasts when hearing their infant starting to cry. How should the nurse interpret this statement? 

A newborn is lying unswaddled in the bassinet when a sudden noise startles the infant. The infant responds by extending the arms outward, opening the hands, and then bringing the arms back toward the body. Which newborn reflex is being demonstrated?

During a postpartum visit, a breastfeeding parent states, “My breasts feel soft and empty after feeds, so I think my baby isn’t getting enough milk and needs formula.” Which response by the nurse is most appropriate?

A nurse is preparing to perform a physical assessment on a sleeping infant. Which approach should the nurse use to promote an accurate assessment and minimize distress?

A nurse is preparing to administer the first dose of the hepatitis B vaccine to a brand-new newborn. Which action by the nurse is most appropriate when giving this vaccine?

The nurse is participating in discharge planning for a postpartum client. The nurse understands that activation of clotting factors during the postpartum period places the client at increased risk for which complication?