A couple requests to see their stillborn infant. The nurse should prepare the infant by: (Select all that apply.)
1. Wrapping the infant in a blanket.
2. Removing all blankets from the infant.
3. Placing a hat on the infant.
4. Removing any identification from the infant.
5. Placing a diaper on the infant.
Correct
1; 3
Rationale:
1. Wrapping the infant in a blanket and applying a hat will allow the parents an opportunity to view the infant before seeing any defects or extensive bruising. Most parents will eventually remove the covering to inspect the infant; however, applying a covering allows them time to adjust to the appearance at their own pace.
2. Removing blankets from the infant would not be appropriate.
3. Wrapping the infant in a blanket and applying a hat will allow the parents an opportunity to view the infant before seeing any defects or extensive bruising. Most parents will eventually remove the covering to inspect the infant; however, applying a covering allows them time to adjust to the appearance at their own pace.
4. Removing any identification from the infant would not be appropriate.
5. Placing a diaper on the infant is not necessary.
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