Janet is being prepared for discharge with her newborn. She tells you about the antique crib she inherited from her grandmother and how excited she is about using it for her newborn. What information should be cause for concern?
a. The crib has been stripped and repainted with a lead-free paint.
b. The side rail hardware has been replaced so that the latches remain fastened.
c. The crib slats are 3½ inches apart.
d. The mattress fits snugly in the crib with ½-inch space around the sides.
C
An infant's head may become wedged between slats that are more than 3 inches apart.
The crib should be painted with lead-free paint; this is appropriate.
This is appropriate action to ensure the safety of the crib.
The mattress needs to fit snugly to prevent suffocation.
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