A group of neonatal nurses plan to implement kangaroo care on their unit. Which is an example of a possible intervention for the preterm infant?
a. Wrap the infant snugly in a blanket during periods of stress.
b. Place the naked infant on the mother's chest between her breasts.
c. Have the parent use a pouchlike carrier when holding the infant.
d. Teach the parents how to perform gentle infant massage.
B
A possible intervention for the preterm infant involves placing the naked infant on the mother's chest between her breasts. This is known as kangaroo care and is associated with skin-to-skin contact. Kangaroo care is not associated with infant massage.
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