In Java, arrays are treated as objects. As such, arrays in J…

In Java, arrays are treated as objects. As such, arrays in Java are not allocated on the stack, and they do not involve the use of pointer arithmetic.  Thus, arrays in Java avoid the dangers of stack overflows and out-of-bounds memory accesses that are so error-prone and commonplace with the use of arrays in C++ programs.

You are called to examine a 13 day old former 32 week infant…

You are called to examine a 13 day old former 32 week infant who has a new and worsening eye drainage that the nurse first noted 2 days ago. You note that the conjunctiva are red and the drainage reportedly has progressed from watery to purulent. Which next management steps are priorities?