The nurse caring for a postterm newborn would not perform the intervention of:
1. Providing warmth.
2. Frequently monitoring blood glucose.
3. Observing respiratory status.
4. Restricting breastfeeding.
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Rationale 1: Provision of warmth is an important intervention for postterm newborns.
Rationale 2: Frequent monitoring of blood glucose is an important intervention for postterm newborns.
Rationale 3: Observation of respiratory status is an important intervention for postterm newborns.
Rationale 4: Breastfeeding is encouraged in the care of postterm newborns.
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