The nurse is caring for four newborns in the nursery. Which neonate is at the greatest risk for developing hypothermia?  

The nurse is admitting a newborn and notes the neonate’s weight falls between the 3rd and 10th percentiles.  How does the nurse classify this newborn?

A nurse is performing a congenital heart defects screening on a 24-hour old newborn using pulse oximetry. Results reveal a pre-ductal oxygen saturation of 98% and post-ductal oxygen saturation of 94%. What is the expected action of the nurse?

While assessing a client 4 hours after a vaginal delivery, the nurse notes that the client reports new-onset throbbing perineal pain that is not relieved by two tablets of hydrocodone 5 mg/acetaminophen 325 mg. What is the nurse’s priority action?

Which term infant should the nurse assess first?  The infant who:

The nurse is caring for a late-preterm infant.  Which statement by the parent indicates a need for further parental teaching?

Which would be a sign of respiratory distress in a 8-hour old neonate?

The quality of attention processing and perception depends on “top-down” (TD) and “bottom-up” (BU) processing. (a) Explain these two terms; and (b) describe two design implications, one for supporting TD and one for supporting BU processing.  

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