Multiple Choice
To care adequately for infants at risk for neonatal bacterial infection,nurses should be aware that:
A) Congenital infection progresses more slowly than does nosocomial infection.
B) Nosocomial infection can be prevented by effective handwashing; early-onset infections cannot.
C) Infections occur with about the same frequency in boy and girl infants, although female mortality is higher.
D) The clinical sign of a rapid, high fever makes infection easier to diagnose.
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