Four babies with the following conditions are in the well-baby nursery. The baby with which of the conditions is high risk for physiological jaundice? i. Cephalhematoma. ii. Caput succedaneum. iii. Harlequin coloring. iv. Mongolian spotting. 2.A full-term baby’s bilirubin level is 12 mg/dL on day 3. Which of the following neonatal behaviors would the nurse expect to see? i. Excessive crying. ii. Increased appetite. iii. Lethargy. iv. Hyperreflexia.

Four babies with the following conditions are in the well-baby nursery. The baby with which of the conditions is high risk for physiological jaundice? i. Cephalhematoma. ii. Caput succedaneum. iii. Harlequin coloring. iv. Mongolian spotting. 2.A full-term baby’s bilirubin level is 12 mg/dL on day 3. Which of the following neonatal behaviors would the nurse expect to see? i. Excessive crying. ii. Increased appetite. iii. Lethargy. iv. Hyperreflexia.

Curren'S Math For Meds: Dosages & Sol

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Chapter15: Adult And Pediatric Dosages Based On Body Weight

Section: Chapter Questions

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