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For clinicals, I suggest taking a clipboard that has a cheatsheet on it, so you have a quick refernce for lab values common dosage calculations and other tidbits of info that will help you during the clinical day.

A boggy fundus is an indicator of bleeding and a uterus that has not yet contracted. A firm fundus is good, because it indicated that the uterus is contracting and not bleeding. To relieve the discomfort of breast engorgement, you can use hand expres...