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The mother in labor tells the nurse that the healthcare provider is going to delay cord clamping because the fetus will experience higher ferritin levels until 6 months of age, and suffer less from iron deficiency anemia. The nurse asks if the mother if she knows there are risks to this practice. What are the risks? Select all that apply.
1. The ideal timing for umbilical cord clamping has not yet been established
2. The fetus may need exchange transfusion
3. The mother may need a blood transfusion
4. The fetus may need to have phototherapy
5. The fetus will have higher levels of hemoglobin

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Contempory Maternal Nursing

Edition: 9^th

Authors: Ladewig, London, Davidson

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