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One day after giving birth vaginally, a client develops painful vesicular lesions on her perineum and vulva. She is diagnosed with a primary herpes simplex 2 infection. What is the expected care for her neonate?

1. Meticulous hand washing and antibiotic eye ointment administration.
2. Intravenous acyclovir (Zovirax) and contact precautions.
3. Cultures of blood and CSF and serial chest x-rays every 12 hours.
4. Parental rooming-in and four intramuscular injections of penicillin.

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