On examination, the hands and feet of a 12-hour-old infant are cyanotic without other signs of distress. The nurse should document this as:

A new parent is changing the diaper of their 12-hour-old newborn and asks why the stool is black and sticky. Which response by the nurse would be most appropriate?

A pregnant client tells the nurse they have been experiencing a burning pain in the chest that usually occurs after eating and may occur at night. Which action by the nurse is best?

The nurse is preparing to administer the vitamin K injection to a newborn. Which action would be correct for this client?

A client with postpartum pain is prescribed ibuprofen 600 mg PO. The medication available is ibuprofen 200‑mg tablets. How many tablets should the nurse give?

A client is attending her first prenatal visit. She tells the nurse that she has been pregnant two times before. Her first pregnancy ended in the birth of a healthy infant at 40 weeks, and her second pregnancy ended in a miscarriage at 9 weeks. She is now pregnant again. Based on this information, which GTPAL is correct?

A nurse is preparing to administer eye prophylaxis to a newborn. Which agent would the nurse most likely use?

A parent asks the nurse why the newborn is getting a vitamin K injection in the birth room. The nurse explains that the injection is necessary because:

Fill in the blank with the appropriate pronoun. Dein Vater macht alles für dich. Er hilft [1] mit den Hausaufgaben. (you)

P2026 –  __________ water: water loss that is not noticed by a person, such as evaporation from skin, exhalation from lungs during breathing. Under normal resting conditions, this is less than 1 L fluid daily; during hot weather or heavy exercise, this can be 2 L of water every hour.