breast-fed infant is content, has good skin turgor - a pregnant patient’s enlarged uterus impairs venous return from the lower half of the body to the heart

- If a breast-fed infant is content, has good skin turgor, an adequate number of wet diapers, and normal weight gain, the mother’s milk supply is assumed to be adequate.

- In the supine position, a pregnant patient’s enlarged uterus impairs venous return from the lower half of the body to the heart, resulting in supine hypotensive syndrome, or inferior vena cava syndrome.