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An infant born 2 days ago has not passed a meconium stool and begins to vomit bilious secretions. Which action should the nurse take first?

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Rationale: No meconium and bilious vomiting suggest a possible intestinal obstruction. Measuring abdominal circumference assesses for distension, guiding further evaluation. IV supplies, manometry, and urine output are secondary.

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