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A nurse is assessing the newborn 24 hr later after a vacuum-assisted vaginal birth. Maternal GBS positive, received ampicillin. Apgar: HR 96/min, weak cry, some flexion, grimace, acrocyanosis, Temp 36.9Â°C. Labs: WBC 15,000/mmÂ³, Hgb 19 g/dL, Hct 57%, Glucose 44 mg/dL.

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How should the nurse interpret the findings? (For each finding, specify if unrelated, improving, or worsening.)

A. A: Muscle tone flaccid - Worsening, B: Color consistent - Unrelated, C: HR 140 bpm - Improving, D: Temp 36.9Â°C - Unrelated B. A: Muscle tone flaccid - Improving, B: Color consistent - Worsening, C: HR 140 bpm - Unrelated, D: Temp 36.9Â°C - Worsening C. A: Muscle tone flaccid - Unrelated, B: Color consistent - Improving, C: HR 140 bpm - Worsening, D: Temp 36.9Â°C - Improving D. A: Muscle tone flaccid - Worsening, B: Color consistent - Improving, C: HR 140 bpm - Unrelated, D: Temp 36.9Â°C - Worsening

Correct Answer: A

Rationale: A: Flaccid tone (worsening) suggests decline from 'some flexion'. B: Color consistent (unrelated) is normal variation. C: HR 140 bpm (improving) is better than 96/min. D: Temp 36.9Â°C (unrelated) is stable and normal.

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