This question is worth 3 points.  Please select the potential condition from the choices listed, the actions to take, and the parameters to monitor from the choices listed. The nurse is caring for a 34 week gestational age newborn.  APGARS 4 at 1 minute and 4 at 5 minutes of age.  Vital signs are apical pulse 150 bpm, respirations 77 breaths per minute. Temperature is 37.0 C (98.6F).  O2 saturation is 90% room air.  On assessment the newborn is tachypneic, grunting, retractions, and nasal flaring noted.   What is the potential complication?  (Select one from the list below) ______________. What two priority actions should the nurse take? (Select two from the list below ____________. What parameters would the nurse monitor? (Select two from the list below __________. 1.  Potential Condition Respiratory Distress Syndrome Neonatal Sepsis Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome Congenital Heart Disease   2.  Actions to take Administer Antibiotics Arrange cardiac consult Administer Oxygen an intubate if needed Administer narcotic Administer surfactant 3.  Parameters to monitor Monitor temperature Monitor Arterial Blood gases (ABGs) Monitor Oxygen saturations Monitor neonatal abstinence score Monitor blood pressure  

#11   Which theory says you should always follow the Greatest Happiness Principle?

#4   To which theory is vicarious punishment (the practice of punishing an innocent person to serve the greater good) an objection?

#21   Which of the following is not a common premise in arguments for the existential risk of AI?

#20   Which moral theory is the most radical (against common sense)?

#15   Nietzsche’s analogy of the lambs and birds of prey shows

#8   According to Kant, suicide is 

Following genetic testing and a thorough history from the child’s mother and father, a 5-month-old boy has been diagnosed with osteogenesis imperfecta. What teaching point should the care team provide to the mother and father?

The PNP is concerned about rhabdomyolysis in a pediatric patient who was recently involved in a motor vehicle accident. Which of the following explains this disorder?

A patient comes into the orthopedic clinic complaining of severe pain in his hip that was not caused by a fall. On inspection, the femur and tibia are bowed. There is also a reduced angle of the femoral neck, which gives the patient a “waddling gait” appearance. The specialist diagnoses him with Paget disease. The patient asks his NP, “how’d I get that?” The NP will respond: