Multiple Choice
When a preterm infant who is being gavage-fed has a bloody stool, the nurse should:
A) Assess for abdominal distention
B) Decrease the amount of the next feeding
C) Institute enteric precautions
D) Get a culture of the next stool
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
Verified
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