The perinatal nurse knows that the survival rate for infants born at or greater than 28–29 gestational weeks is greater than 90%
A) True
B) False
A
23A. twelve
23B. twenty
24A. dilated
24B. regular
25A. twenty
25B. glue
25C. decidua
26A. sixteen
26B. hyperemesis gravidarum
27A. breech
27B. transverse
28A. concealed
28B. revealed
29A. rests
29B. small
29C. cooking
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