A client with diabetes mellitus gives birth to a 9-lb, 10-oz (4,375 g) neonate at 38 weeks, the nurse's priority action after the stabilization of the neonate would be to assess the neonate's blood glucose level.
Glucose monitoring of the neonate born to a mother with diabetes is crucial as the infant is in danger for developing hypoglycaemia when birth. It's not necessary to right away assess the people, weight, or reflexes.
Diabetes mellitus refers to a group of diseases that have an effect on how the body uses glucose (glucose). Glucose is a very important supply of energy for the cells that form up the muscles and tissues. It is also the brain's main supply of fuel.
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what you wrote..is that right( spellings )
I think it’s medical school
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Keep the air moist, drink water, don't
lie on your back, cough some out if you need to, try some steam, use warm salt water and gargle, take a shower, if it's really bad use medication.
