Answer to Question 1
Assure the baby is placed in a safe place and position. Discuss your observations with the nurse so the new mother can be taught infant safety. A baby should never be left alone while eating; the baby could choke or aspirate. Babies should not be placed on soft surfaces or have pillows, blankets, quilts, toys, or other soft items in the crib with them; soft surfaces and objects put the infant and baby at risk for suffocation.
Answer to Question 2
Do not leave the two alone. When the mother or another caregiver is available to stay with the patient, immediately notify the nurse or the physician of what was witnessed.
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The tone of the nurse-patient introduction sets the stage for the patient interview and patient care
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Principles of Pediatric Nursing: Caring for Children (Ball et al.)
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