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Newborn Care PostPartum

by RNPRPEPBESTIE
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A term newborn has an APGAR score of 5 at 1 minute . The infant is cyanotic , has a weak cry , and poor muscle tone . The nurse should prioritize to support transition to extrauterine life .

2

Parents of a newborn receiving phototherapy ask why frequent feeding is encouraged . The nurse explains that feeding helps .

3

At 5 minutes of life , a newborn ? s APGAR score improves from 6 to 8 , but respirations remain irregular . The nurse recognizes this finding requires continued .

4

A newborn is placed on the mother ? s chest for bonding . The radiant warmer is turned off , and the room is cool . The infant begins to show signs of cold stress . This situation places the newborn at risk for heat loss through .

5

A newborn is weighed on a cold scale without a barrier . Shortly after , the infant ? s temperature drops . The nurse identifies this heat loss mechanism as .

6

A parent reports their newborn appears more yellow and is difficult to wake for feeds . The nurse recognizes this as a signal to .

7

During assessment , the nurse notes that when the infant ? s head briefly drops back , the arms extend outward with a startled response . This finding reflects the presence of the reflex .

8

While assessing a newborn , the nurse strokes the sole of the infant ? s foot and notes no toe movement . This absence should prompt the nurse to .

9

A newborn demonstrates hand - to - mouth movements and rooting behavior but has not yet cried . The nurse recognizes these as feeding cues and prepares to assist with feeding .

10

A newborn becomes jittery and lethargic several hours after birth . The nurse recognizes these findings may be related to poor intake and should first .

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