Meet the Client: The Ivy familyBrooke Ivy is admitted to the labor and delivery unit. Her pregnancy is uncomplicated and she has received routine prenatal care starting at 8 weeks' gestation. After 14 hours of intense labor, Brooke is physically and emotionally too exhausted to continue unassisted. The healthcare provider (HCP) uses low forceps to assist with the delivery of the infant. Mrs. Ivy is relieved to have a vaginal delivery of an infant boy at 38 weeks' gestation who weighs 8 lbs 5 oz (3.78 kg). Brooke's partner attends the birth and is very supportive of his wife during the labor process.

1. Which action should the nursery nurse take first in caring for the infant?

Dry the infant quickly
Use a scale to immediately
Apply a servomechanism
Cover the infant's leg

Sean is getting frustrated by his math homework. rebecca sean with his math homework. in a neutral tone, rebecca explains to sean how to solve the equation he was having difficulty with. sean is impressed by rebecca’s mathematical mastery. later, he describes her as warm and friendly. based on the information above and sean’s question, what might a psychologist conclude about his social perception? a. sean’s opinion about rebecca’s friendliness was part of a conscious desire to overlook her cold behavior. b. sean’s opinion about rebecca’s friendliness was influenced by his own positive mood and feelings. c. sean’s opinion about rebecca’s friendliness was based on interactions with other math students. d. sean’s opinion about rebecca’s friendliness was affected by his positive assessment of her math skills.