Case Study: Getting Enough Milk.? History/Description: Jackie calls you at Public Health requesting your assistance with breastfeeding. She tells you she is worried about her milk supply and is not sure if she has enough. Mary was born vaginally 3 weeks ago at 40 weeks gestation after long labor requiring instrumental delivery using a vacuum. She weighed 3,317g (7lbs 5ozs) at birth, at discharge she weighed 2,976g (6lbs 9ozs) and at her doctor's appointment this week she weighed 3,232g (7lbs 2ozs). Jackie tells you Mary was sleepy in the hospital and had some jaundice. She got off to a "slow start" but is now nursing better and is feeding every 2 hours around the clock. Despite great family support mom is exhausted and worried about her baby. Discussion Points: 1. What questions do you need to ask the mother to assess her milk supply?Baby

Case Study: Getting Enough Milk.? History/Description: Jackie calls you at Public Health requesting your assistance with breastfeeding. She tells you she is worried about her milk supply and is not sure if she has enough. Mary was born vaginally 3 weeks ago at 40 weeks gestation after long labor requiring instrumental delivery using a vacuum. She weighed 3,317g (7lbs 5ozs) at birth, at discharge she weighed 2,976g (6lbs 9ozs) and at her doctor's appointment this week she weighed 3,232g (7lbs 2ozs). Jackie tells you Mary was sleepy in the hospital and had some jaundice. She got off to a "slow start" but is now nursing better and is feeding every 2 hours around the clock. Despite great family support mom is exhausted and worried about her baby. Discussion Points: 1. What questions do you need to ask the mother to assess her milk supply?Baby

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Case Study: Getting Enough Milk.? History/Description: Jackie calls you at Public Health requesting your assistance with breastfeeding. She tells you she is worried about her milk supply and is not sure if she has enough. Mary was born vaginally 3 weeks ago at 40 weeks gestation after long labor requiring instrumental delivery using a vacuum. She weighed 3,317g (7lbs 5ozs) at birth, at discharge she weighed 2,976g (6lbs 9ozs) and at her doctor's appointment this week she weighed 3,232g (7lbs 2ozs). Jackie tells you Mary was sleepy in the hospital and had some jaundice. She got off to a "slow start" but is now nursing better and is feeding every 2 hours around the clock. Despite great family support mom is exhausted and worried about her baby.? Give answer please Discussion Points: 1. What questions do you need to ask the mother to assess her milk supply?Baby
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195 words for the question. Case Study: Getting Enough Milk? History/Description: Jackie calls you at Public Health requesting your assistance with breastfeeding.She tells you she is worried about her milk supply and is not sure if she has enough.Mary was born vaginally 3 weeks ago at 40 weeks gestation after a long labour requiring instrumental delivery using vacuum. She weighed 3,317g (7lbs 5ozs) at birth, at discharge she weighed 2,976g (6lbs 9ozs) and at her doctor's appointment this week she weighed 3,232g (7lbs 2ozs).Jackie tells you Mary was sleepy in hospital and had some jaundice. She got off to a "slow start" but is now nursing better and is feeding every 2 hours around the clock.Despite great family support mom is exhausted and worried about her baby. Discussion Points: 1. What questions do you need to ask the mother to assess her milk supply?Baby
Getting Enough Milk: A Case Study.? History/Description: When Jackie phones Public Health, she asks for your help with breastfeeding. She confesses to being concerned about her milk supply and unsure of whether she has enough. Mary was delivered vaginally three weeks ago at 40 weeks gestation following a protracted labour that necessitated instrumental delivery using a hoover. She was born weighing 3,317g (7lbs 5ozs), was released from the hospital at 2,976g (6lbs 9ozs), and this week went to the doctor weighing 3,232g (7lbs 2ozs). Jackie informs you that Mary had mild jaundice and was tired in the hospital. She had a "slow start" but has since improved and now feeds continuously every two hours. Despite having strong family support, mum is worn out and concerned about Discussion Points: 11. What questions do you need to ask the mother to assess her milk supply?Baby
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