Yes. they made a small incision so only the head of the baby can come out. Nebuchadnezzar section.

I kept a pillow over my incision

🩺 NCLEX Practice Top 10 Questions with Answers 👇 1. A nurse is caring for a client with heart failure. Which finding should the nurse report immediately? A. Weight gain of 0.5 kg (1 lb) in 24 hours B. Bilateral ankle edema C. Crackles in both lung bases and shortness of breath D. Fatigue after walking ✅ Answer: C. Crackles in both lung bases and shortness of breath Rationale: These are signs of pulmonary edema and require immediate intervention. --- 2. Which action should the nurse take first when a client is having difficulty breathing? A. Obtain vital signs B. Raise the head of the bed C. Call the healthcare provider D. Administer prescribed medications ✅ Answer: B. Raise the head of the bed Rationale: Follow the ABCs (Airway, Breathing, Circulation). Positioning improves ventilation immediately. --- 3. A client with diabetes reports feeling shaky and sweaty. What is the nurse's priority action? A. Administer insulin B. Check the blood glucose level C. Encourage exercise D. Restrict oral fluids ✅ Answer: B. Check the blood glucose level Rationale: These symptoms suggest hypoglycemia. Confirm the blood glucose level before taking further action. --- 4. Which laboratory value should the nurse report immediately? A. Potassium 6.2 mEq/L B. Sodium 136 mEq/L C. Hemoglobin 13 g/dL D. White blood cell count 9,000/mm³ ✅ Answer: A. Potassium 6.2 mEq/L Rationale: Severe hyperkalemia can cause life-threatening cardiac dysrhythmias. --- 5. A nurse is caring for a postoperative client. Which finding indicates a possible infection? A. Incisional redness and warmth B. Blood pressure 118/76 mm Hg C. Pain rated 3/10 D. Heart rate 82 beats/min ✅ Answer: A. Incisional redness and warmth Rationale: Redness and warmth around the incision site are common signs of infection. --- 6. Which client should the nurse assess first? A. A client with a fever of 38°C (100.4°F) B. A client requesting pain medication C. A client with chest pain and diaphoresis D. A client needing assistance to the bathroom ✅ Answer: C. A client with chest pain and diaphoresis Rationale: Possible myocardial infarction is an immediate priority. --- 7. A nurse is teaching hand hygiene. Which statement by the client indicates understanding? A. "I only need to wash my hands when they look dirty." B. "Alcohol-based hand rubs are effective when my hands are not visibly soiled." C. "Gloves replace the need for hand hygiene." D. "I should wash my hands for at least 5 seconds." ✅ Answer: B. "Alcohol-based hand rubs are effective when my hands are not visibly soiled." Rationale: Alcohol-based hand rubs are recommended unless hands are visibly dirty. --- 8. Which finding is expected in a client with dehydration? A. Increased urine output B. Moist mucous membranes C. Hypotension and tachycardia D. Bradycardia ✅ Answer: C. Hypotension and tachycardia Rationale: Dehydration decreases circulating volume, leading to low blood pressure and increased heart rate. --- 9. A client receiving opioid medication becomes difficult to arouse. Which medication should the nurse anticipate administering? A. Flumazenil B. Epinephrine C. Naloxone D. Atropine ✅ Answer: C. Naloxone Rationale: Naloxone reverses opioid-induced respiratory depression. --- 10. Which statement by a newly licensed nurse requires further teaching about client confidentiality? A. "I will log out of the electronic health record when finished." B. "I can discuss client information in the hospital elevator with coworkers." C. "I will verify the identity of anyone requesting client information." D. "I will keep client records secure." ✅ Answer: B. "I can discuss client information in the hospital elevator with coworkers." Rationale: Discussing protected health information in public areas violates confidentiality and privacy regulations.

Prostate treatment doesn't always mean surgery. PAE uses a tiny catheter and an access point smaller than 3 mm to treat the prostate without a large incision. #PAE #EnlargedProstate #BPH #prostatehealth #prostate #menshealth

There’s this shot of the actor reenacting the murderer looking up on Google how to do a c section and the reflection of the pfannenstiel incision on her eye.. it’ll haunt me 😭

Maple has a seroma at her spay incision site. We are watching it closely but are nervous. She’s not licking the incision, but the collared got from humane society is too big (and she is so tiny) so we have to monitor her. Her soft collar arrives today. Why can’t anyone just go smoothly?

🚨 Spain 🇪🇸 vs Cape Verde 🇨🇻 — Tactical Reality Check This match was a reminder that possession alone doesn’t guarantee control. Spain dominated the ball from start to finish, circulating possession with their usual rhythm and structure, but struggled to convert that dominance into clear, decisive chances. Without Lamine Yamal’s directness on the right flank, Spain often looked predictable in the final third. Their attacking pattern became repetitive, a steady rotation around Cape Verde’s block without the vertical acceleration needed to break it open. The result was a lot of control… but very little penetration. Pedri and Fabián Ruiz kept Spain ticking in midfield, recycling possession and dictating tempo, but Cape Verde’s defensive shape remained compact and well-drilled. They protected central zones effectively, forcing Spain wide and away from dangerous areas. Cape Verde’s approach was simple but effective: Deep, disciplined low block Strong horizontal compactness Quick, direct transitions when possible Even if they didn’t threaten consistently, they frustrated Spain for long spells and kept the game tactically uncomfortable. 📊 Key takeaway: Spain had possession. Cape Verde had structure. The biggest talking point, however, is the growing dependence on Lamine Yamal’s ability to change games. Without his 1v1 threat and ability to destabilize defenders, Spain’s attack can become easier to contain. It’s not a crisis — but it is a warning. At this level, control means nothing without incision. ⚽🔥 #Spain #WorldCup2026 #CapeVerde

Dr film, how big an incision.....

Expectation is the mother of all headaches. Spain walked out there like Cape Verde owed them the result — zero urgency, no incision. Talent without edge is just a highlights reel that never airs. 🥝

✍️ 𝐌𝐀𝐓𝐂𝐇 𝐑𝐄𝐏𝐎𝐑𝐓 | Cape Verde 🇨🇻 makes HISTORY against Spain 🇪🇸 at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Cape Verde 🇨🇻 etched their name into World Cup folklore after producing one of the great defensive displays of the tournament to hold European champions Spain to a remarkable goalless draw in their maiden appearance at the FIFA World Cup. Widely regarded as overwhelming underdogs before kick-off, Bubista’s men frustrated La Roja with an exceptionally organised mid-to-low block, denying space between the lines and forcing Spain into speculative efforts. Despite Spain monopolising possession with 74.4% of the ball, registering 21 attempts and earning eight corners, the Blue Sharks stood firm and restricted their illustrious opponents to just six shots on target. Veteran goalkeeper Vozinha was the undisputed hero, producing seven saves and commanding his penalty area superbly throughout the encounter. Spain controlled proceedings territorially, but their usually fluid attacking combinations lacked incision. Ferran Torres struck the crossbar in the first half, while Marc Cucurella and Aymeric Laporte were denied by the inspired Vozinha. Cape Verde offered little in attack, managing only three attempts and failing to register a shot on target, yet their tactical discipline and defensive resilience more than compensated for their lack of possession. The result represents one of the biggest stories of Matchday One, especially considering Spain entered the contest with an unbeaten run of 29 matches in normal time and were overwhelming favourites to claim all three points. For a nation of fewer than half a million people making its World Cup debut, this was far more than a draw—it was a statement. Cape Verde showed that organisation, belief and collective spirit can bridge the gulf between footballing giants and emerging nations. While Spain will view the stalemate as two points dropped and a warning ahead of sterner tests in Group H, the Blue Sharks have already created a chapter of history that will be cherished for generations. What many expected to be a routine Spanish victory instead became a celebration of one of football’s most enduring qualities: the capacity of the underdog to defy the odds.