Which measures would the nurse include in the teaching plan? Nurse Julia plans to instruct the postpartum client about methods to prevent breast engorgement.  

The correct answer is to breastfeed the neonate at frequent intervals. Breast engorgement after birth occurs due to changes in hormone levels makes the breast to make lots of milk. The milk produced swelling, and the extra flow of blood to the breast cause engorgement in the breast. For less swelling and engorgement, it is important to feed the baby as often as possible.

Milk will flow easily, and there will be less swelling and engorgement. Nursing day and night is advised. Mums are advised to feed the newborn at least every 2 to 2 hours till the breast is less engorged. Over time, the breast will adjust to the newborn's appetite, and there would be less engorgement.