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APUS57

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Infant care following circumcision should include:
 
  a. Assessing for bleeding
  b. Applying an ice pack to the penis
  c. Measuring urinary intake and output
  d. Cleansing with alcohol after voiding

Question 2

The areas of the newborn's body that are most susceptible to infections include the:
 
  a. Umbilical cord
  b. Urinary tract
  c. Respiratory system
  d. Intestinal tract



billybob123

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Answer to Question 1

ANS: A
The infant should be monitored for bleeding and infection. Intake and output is not necessary, but voiding should be noted. Neither an ice pack nor alcohol should be applied to an incision.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: A
Until it heals, the umbilical cord is especially susceptible to infection. Also, any cracks in the infant's skin may become infected.



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