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:

Which of the following is NOT a risk factor for delayed postpartum hemorrhage?

The treatment goal of daily antiviral therapy for women with recurrent episodes of genital herpes is to: