The parents of a newborn who is being treated for bacterial septicemia ask the nurse why their baby didn't seem very ill. The best response of the nurse is:
A. A newborn's immune system isn't mature, so symptoms are vague.
B. You would have seen more symptoms if you had been looking closely.
C. A fever will be present in sick newborns, including your baby.
D. A mother's immunity usually protects the infant from illness.
Question 2
The home care nurse is examining a three-day-old infant. The child's skin on the sternum is yellow when blanched with a finger. The parents ask the nurse why jaundice occurs. The best response from the nurse is:
A. The liver of an infant is not fully mature, and doesn't conjugate the bilirubin for excretion.
B. The infant received too many red blood cells after delivery because the cord was not clamped immediately.
C. The yellow color of your baby's skin indicates that you are breastfeeding too often.
D. This is an abnormal finding related to your baby's bowels not excreting bilirubin as they should.
Plasmids in a bacterial cell.
Mixing bacterial genotypes produces rare recombinants
The patient and his family meet with the nurse to discuss progress on the patient care plan.
A, Chalazion; B, bacterial conjunctivitis.
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