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An infant at 36 weeks' gestation was just delivered; included in the protocol for a preterm infant is an initial blood glucose assessment. The nurse obtains the blood and the reading is 58 mg/dL. What is the priority nursing action based on this reading?

a. Document the finding in the newborn's chart.
b. Double-wrap the newborn under a warming unit.
c. Feed the newborn a 10 dextrose solution.
d. Notify the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) of the pending admission.

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