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Answer:
The best answer to the question: What additional nursing measures should you take, would be: Inform the Primary Care Provider, the physician of the patient, before anything else.
Explanation:
The reason for this being the most important step at this stage is that the nurse has already taken whatever measures were necessary to help the baby, who is evidently suffering at this point. By administering oxygen, repositioning the mother, administering further fluids, and performing the vaginal exam, the nurse knows now that the PCP needs to be informed to determine further actions, especially if a cesarean section will be needed to prevent further stress of the baby. Any other actions before this would only further the distress on the baby and complicate labor even further.
Answer:
Folate.
Explanation:
Folate is a vitamins known as B9. Folate has a Chemical formula of C19H19N7O6 and a molar mass of 441.4 g/mol. Folates are found in many foods such as eggs,Citrus Fruits, Broccoli, Asparagus and many more. One of its usefulness is that it helps in cell division. When someone does not have adequate folate in his or her body, the person will be having symptoms like sore tongue, headache, concentration problem, the person will also be weak and many more like that. Before folate is being known as folacin.
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