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The pediatric nurse is conducting physical assessments during a shift in the outpatient clinic. Which findings are considered abnormal?
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1. The 2-week-old newborn whose fontanels are slightly pulsing.
2. The 2-year-old child’s anterior fontanel remains unclosed.
3. The 1-month-old infant’s posterior fontanel has closed.
4. The 10-month-old infant’s anterior fontanel is shaped like a triangle.
5. The 6-month-old infant’s anterior fontanel is soft and flat.

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