The nurse is caring for a newborn who recently was circumcised. Which nursing intervention is appropriate following the procedure?
1. NPO for 4 hours following procedure
2. Observe for urine output.
3. Wrap dry gauze tightly around the penis.
4. Keep the newborn in the nursery for the next 4 hours.
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Rationale:
1. The newborn does not need to be NPO.
2. After a circumcision, it is important for the nurse to observe for the first voiding to evaluate for urinary obstruction related to penile injury and/or edema.
3. Gauze should not be wrapped tightly around the penis.
4. The newborn can return to the mother's room.
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