To weigh a newborn, which of the following would be most appropriate?

A) Weighing a dry diaper on the scale to determine its accuracy
B) Setting the scale to zero after placing the baby on it
C) Covering the platform with a warm blanket before placing the newborn on it
D) Washing the platform with a disinfectant solution before placing the newborn on it


C

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A nurse in the emergency room suspects intimate partner violence (IPV) after examining a client. Another nurse questions how often this occurs. Which response by the nurse would be most accurate?

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