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During labor, the fetus was in a brow presentation, but after a prolonged labor, the fetus converted to face presentation, and was delivered vaginally with forceps assist. The nurse should explain to the parents that:
A) The infant will need to be observed for meconium aspiration.
B) Facial edema and head molding will subside in a few days.
C) Breastfeeding will need to be delayed for a day or two.
D) The infant will have prophylactic antibiotics.

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Maternal & Child Nursing Care

Edition: 3^rd

Authors: London, Ladewig, Ball

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