The nurse notices that a newborn has difficulty breathing. What infant behavior might have led to the nurse to this conclusion?
A. The infant did not cry after birth.
B. The infant had improper bowel sounds.
C. The infant moved its head from side to side.
D. The infant had increased blood pressure (BP).
Answer: A. The infant did not cry after birth.
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