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During a health maintenance visit, the nurse measures the height and weight of an infant and plots the measurements on the growth chart. The nurse notes a slowed growth pattern. Which action by the nurse is the most appropriate at this time?
1. Obtaining an endocrinologist referral.
2. Performing a nutritional assessment.
3. Waiting until the next visit to intervene.
4. Assessing for circulatory problems.

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Health & Physical Assessment In Nursing

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Authors: D'Amico, Barbarito

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