________ The axillary method of taking temperature is the least accurate

You are delivering the infant of a 17-year-old female who has been living in a shelter for the homeless. During your assessment of the mother, you notice needle tracks on her arms. Her speech is slurred, and she appears to be drowsy and apathetic. When you question her about drug abuse, she admits to "shooting up" with heroin about 2 hours ago to relieve the pain of labor. Which of the following

statements BEST describes your considerations in this situation? a. The infant will probably suffer respiratory depression following delivery and should receive naloxone as quickly as possible to reverse this problem. b. The infant will probably not suffer significant problems, since narcotics do not cross the placental barrier easily. C. The infant will probably suffer respiratory depression following delivery but should not be given naloxone, since a withdrawal reaction might occur. d. Naloxone should be given by IV push to the mother immediately to avoid serious respiratory depression in her newborn.

Which of the following is most likely to result in a retake of a bitewing radiograph?

a. The patient maintained a steady pressure on the bite tab. b. The patient swallowed during the exposure. c. There are no large tori or severely malpositioned teeth. d. The top edge of the image receptor did not contact the lingual gingiva.