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Hodahussain Hodahussain
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6 years ago
A neonate was born to a 28-year-old mother with an uneventful pregnancy two hours ago. The baby was delivered via cesarean section and taken directly to the neonatal intensive care unit because of an encephalocele.
 
  The mother is coming to see the baby. The nurse should: 1. Be prepared to answer questions about the baby's care and condition.
   2. Leave the room and give the family time with the neonate.
   3. Prepare the mother prior to entering the room about the dysmorphic features and discuss the supportive care being provided.
   4. Not let the mother see the child at this point.
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dua
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1. The nurse should be ready to answer questions and needs to prepare the mother for the appearance of her neonate.
2. Time with the neonate is important, but support is the priority for parents at this time.
3. Prior information before seeing the child can help reduce the shock and foster more acceptance of the neonate.
4. The mother needs to see the neonate to help create a bond.
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