A nurse is caring for a newborn diagnosed with neonatal abstinence syndrome. How can the nurse provide supportive care to the infant?
A) Carry the newborn often.
B) Avoid use of pacifiers.
C) Avoid rocking the newborn.
D) Decrease environmental stimulation.
D
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The nurse should provide supportive care to the newborn by decreasing environmental stimulation. The newborn should be provided gentle care with minimal handling. Swaddling, rocking, using pacifiers, and decreasing environmental stimulation should be implemented.
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