The 4-week-old neonate in the neonatal intensive care unit was born at 29 weeks gestation. The patient is stable on room air and has been tolerating nasogastric feedings of expressed breast milk. Generally an active and responsive patient, the nurse notes the patient is lethargic and does not react to his diaper change. Additionally, the patient’s heart rate is 194 bpm, respiratory rate is 82 breaths per minute, and the blood pressure is 54/21 mm Hg. The patient’s abdomen is distended and discolored; dark green emesis is noted as well. An abdominal x-ray is ordered and performed. Which x-ray findings are consistent with the patient’s clinical picture? Select all that apply.  

You are the charge nurse of a psychiatric floor that has one free bed. Which of the following psychiatric patients would you anticipate most needing to be placed on your floor?

The nurse in the neonatal intensive care unit receives report from the Labor and Delivery nurse about a full-term neonate and learns the patient’s Apgar scores were 0-0-1-5 at 1, 5, 10, and 15 minutes of life, respectively. How does the nurse interpret this information?