During a typical initial newborn assessment, a nurse would not expect to identify the presence of: An umbilical stump that has 2 veins and 1 artery Hands and feet that have bluish color An apical heart rate of 94 bpm An eye discharge that is yellow and watery

During a typical initial newborn assessment, a nurse would not expect to identify the presence of: An umbilical stump that has 2 veins and 1 artery Hands and feet that have bluish color An apical heart rate of 94 bpm An eye discharge that is yellow and watery

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During a typical initial newborn assessment, a nurse would not expect to identify the presence of:

An umbilical stump that has 2 veins and 1 artery
Hands and feet that have bluish color
An apical heart rate of 94 bpm
An eye discharge that is yellow and watery

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