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The nurse is caring for a neonate born by cesarean section, and anticipates possible respiratory complications because this infant did not benefit from what assistive event that occurs with vaginal birth to help the neonate transition to extrauterine life?
1. Squeezing of chest to expel secretions
2. Stress of the birth process
3. Neonatal resuscitation in the delivery room
4. Shock of sudden change in temperature at time of delivery

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Makes sense. I kept debating which letter to choose, but I can see why now.

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