A high-risk newborn born at 34 weeks’ gestation with signs o…

A high-risk newborn born at 34 weeks’ gestation with signs of respiratory distress including nasal flaring, grunting, and tachypnea is admitted to the NICU. Based on the assessment data and clinical presentation, which nursing interventions should be prioritized to manage this newborn’s respiratory distress and prevent complications? (Select all that apply)

At 4:45 PM, a nurse assesses a patient with diabetes mellitu…

At 4:45 PM, a nurse assesses a patient with diabetes mellitus who is recovering from an abdominal hysterectomy 2 days ago. The nurse notes that the patient is lethargic and diaphoretic. The nurse reviews the assessment data provided in the chart below: Capillary Blood Glucose Testing (AC/HS) Dietary Intake At 06:30—95At 11:30—70At 16:30—47 Breakfast: 10% eaten—patient states that she is not hungryLunch: 5% eaten—patient is nauseous; vomits once After reviewing the patient’s assessment data, which action is appropriate at this time?