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dby: 4. Describe the signs of the cord prolapse and non reassuring fetal status and summarize the priority intervention Answer: 5. Identify risks faced by late preterm infant and describe how to appropriately monitor them? 6. Define hyperbilirubinemia and describe how it is assessed for in the newborn,
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