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When planning the care for a SGA newborn, which action would the nurse determine as a priority?
 
  A) Preventing hypoglycemia with early feedings
  B) Observing for respiratory distress syndrome
  C) Promoting bonding between the parents and the newborn
  D) Monitoring vital signs every 2 hours

Question 2

After assessing the heart rate of a toddler, which finding would the nurse interpret as normal?
 
  A) 75 beats per minute
  B) 88 beats per minute
  C) 100 beats per minute
  D) 120 beats per minute



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Answer to Question 1

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With the loss of the placenta at birth, the newborn must now assume control of glucose homeostasis. This is achieved by early oral intermittent feedings. Observing for respiratory distress, promoting bonding, and monitoring vital signs, although important, are not the priority for this newborn.

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B
Response:
The normal heart rate range for toddlers and preschoolers is 80 to 105 beats per minute. A school-age child's heart rate ranges from 70 to 80 beats per minute. An infant's heart rate ranges from 120 to 130 beats per minute.





 

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