A preterm neonate who required resuscitation at birth is admitted to the neonatal intensive care unit. Care of this infant should include:
a. insertion of urinary catheter to monitor output
b. maintain head in a midline position
c. oral feeding to prevent hypoglycemia
Answer: b. maintain head in a midline position
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