JM, a first time mother, asked Nurse Maritess why newborn screening is important. Shetells the nurse that they do not have hereditary conditions in the family that herbaby might inherit. Which of the following statements regarding newborn screening byJM needs further instructions by Nurse Maritess? (Select all that apply)Blood sample will be collected from the baby by collecting blood from the umbilical cordThe result will be available within one weekNewborn screening is ideally done on the 48th hour after birth angeloOnly licensed medical technologists and physicians can collect blood sample to ensure

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JM, a first time mother, asked Nurse Maritess why newborn screening is important. She

tells the nurse that they do not have hereditary conditions in the family that her

baby might inherit. Which of the following statements regarding newborn screening by

JM needs further instructions by Nurse Maritess? (Select all that apply)

Blood sample will be collected from the baby by collecting blood from the umbilical cord
The result will be available within one week
Newborn screening is ideally done on the 48th hour after birth angelo
Only licensed medical technologists and physicians can collect blood sample to ensure

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