A newborn is experiencing apneic episodes. The nurse should do which of the following when an episode occurs?
1. Give the newborn CPR
2. Stimulate the newborn by rubbing its back
3. Reposition the newborn
4. Hold the newborn
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1. An assessment to see if the newborn has a heart rate is needed.
2. Stimulating the newborn may help his/her breathing.
3. Repositioning the newborn is important and should occur after breathing stimulation is provided.
4. Holding the newborn will not stimulate him/her to breathe.
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