When signs of fatigue occur in the newborn, such as loss of eye contact, decreased muscle tension, and closure of the eyelids, the nurse should immediately:
1. Increase IV fluids.
2. Administer sedation medications.
3. Discourage parent tactile stimulation.
4. Administer blow by oxygen.
3. Discourage parent tactile stimulation.
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