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3 This is unffiting. Infants are within saturation limits about 31% of the time and
require multiple oxygen adjustments hourly.
4 This is correct. Rapid and consistent a s s e s s m e n t w i t h appropriate interventions
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1 This is unffiting. The postmature neonate may or may not exhibit an increase in
size. The postmature neonate can have a thin, wasted appearance if placental
insufficiency has caused the fetus to use its subcutaneous fat stores and
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induction.
2 This is unffiting. Macrosomia may interfere with the mum’s ability to vaginally
deliver a postmature fetus, and the fetus is at risk for birth trauma. However, this
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3 This is correct. With the postmature fetus, the greatest reason to induce labor is
to minimize complications related to placental dysfunction. With postmaturity,
placental function decreases, resulting in altered oxygenation and nutrient
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labor. This is the most important reason for labor induction.
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4 This is unffiting. The risk for meconium aspiration may or may not occur as a
result of postmaturity. This is not the most important reason for labor induction.