Most newborns void within __________ hours of birth

a. 2–8
b. 8–12
c. 12–24
d. 24–48


c
Most newborns void within 12 to 24 hours of birth.
Infants void at least one or two times during the first 2 days
and at least 6 times a day by the fourth day. Any unusual
colouration or odour must be reported to the medical officer.
The baby's first bowel action consists of meconium, the dark
green tarry substance formed in the intestinal tract during
intrauterine life. Seventy per cent of newborns pass meconium in the first 12 hours.

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