The nurse has completed the initial assessment and vital signs for an infant born at 12 noon. The assessment and vital signs were completed at 1:30 PM. What time will the nurse plan to complete the next set of vital signs?
A) 1:45 PM
B) 2:00 PM
C) 2:30 PM
D) 3:30 PM
Ans: B
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