The most important nursing measure to prevent persistent fetal circulation is
a. maintain normal blood glucose levels
b. prevent hypoxia
c. feed early
d. maintain normal temperature
D
The most important nursing measure to prevent persistent fetal circulation is maintaining normal temperature. Maintaining normal blood glucose levels and preventing hypoxia are not the priority nursing measures to prevent persistent fetal circulation. Also, neonatal feedings will not affect persistent fetal circulation.
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