A nurse is caring for a patient diagnosed with HIV. Based upon the standard of care which statement made by the patient indicates the need for further teaching regarding postpartum care?

A nurse is performing a congenital heart defects screening on a 24-hour old newborn using pulse oximetry. Results reveal a pre-ductal oxygen saturation of 98% and post-ductal oxygen saturation of 94%. What is the expected action of the nurse?

The nurse reviews the chart of a mother who delivered 12 hours ago. She confirms the mother’s blood type is O+ and the infants cord blood is A+.  What should be the nurse’s priority concern for this infant? 

The nurse is caring for a late-preterm infant.  Which statement by the parent indicates a need for further parental teaching?

A neonate weighing 4.09 kilograms was born to a mother who has substance use disorder. The neonate is prescribed morphine sulfate 0.05 milliliters/kilogram/dose orally. The medication is to be given every 3 hours as needed. How many milliliters will the nurse administer per dose?  Round to the nearest 100th Do not include a label [BLANK-1]

The nurse is caring for a client who delivered vaginally after a 30-hour induction with oxytocin. The infant weighed 9 lb 8 oz, and the client pushed for 3 hours. Thirty minutes after delivery, the nurse notes heavy vaginal bleeding and a soft, boggy uterus.  Which of the following factors placed this client at increased risk for postpartum hemorrhage? Select all that apply.

The community health nurse is making home visits.  Which neonate needs follow-up and further evaluation today?

Which assessment finding on a 4-day old breast fed female neonate should be most concerning to the nurse?

A 5-day old neonate is brought into the primary care office for a weight check.  Which assessment findings are concerning?  Select all that apply.

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