Baby James, 6 lb 1 oz. was just delivered after long labor. His initial APGAR is 8. Which of the following nursing interventions would you perform first?footprint infantadminister blow by oxygenassess heart rateplace infant under a wan cloth and dry him

James is a New born baby. Whose weight is 6 lb and 1 oz. Whose apgar score is 8.

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Baby James, 6 lb 1 oz. was just delivered after long labor. His initial APGAR is 8. Which of the following nursing interventions would you perform first?

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Baby James, 6 lb 1 oz. was just delivered after long labor. His initial APGAR is 8. Which of the following nursing interventions would you perform first?

footprint infant
administer blow by oxygen
assess heart rate
place infant under a wan cloth and dry him

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