During an annual exam a woman of a three-year-old boy slaps his hand whenever he tries to touch anything and she then becomes angry when the boy removes his jacket. The provider should:

At her 6-week postpartum visit, a woman reports that she has been sad in the last few weeks. The midwife asks the woman to complete an Edinburgh Postnatal Depression (EPDS) and the woman’s score is 4. This woman:

Jane presents with her baby for a 2 week visit. She reports she will frequently feel a stabbing pain deep in her breast when baby nurses. Upon physical examination you find a normal appearing breast and intact nipples. Infant has raised, white plaques on his tongue and the inside of his cheeks.  You would recommend the following: 

Accurate diagnosis of UTI is important because:

The midwife knows that the use of aspirin in pregnancy is:

The following is true of victims of sexual assault:

Which of the following is true about prophylactic Vitamin K administration?

A woman presents at 2 weeks postpartum with continued heavy vaginal bleeding. Her temperature is 98.8 F and her pulse is 98. Her lochia has no odor. Her fundus is 1 fingerbreadth below the umbilicus. Her uterus is boggy and nontender. Which is appropriate midwifery management?

Of the following, the most common presenting concern associated with vulvovaginal candidiasis is:

A 4400-gram infant was born vaginally after a shoulder dystocia. During the newborn exam, the clinician notes an unequal Moro reflex and crepitus. These findings suggest a diagnosis of: