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10 The parents of a 10-day-old infant bring the newborn to the pediatrician’s office to evalu- ate her slow feeding problems. When the infant was born, the umbilical cord was found loosely wrapped around the newborn’s neck. It was quickly removed by the obstetrician, and the infant was observed for respiratory and other difficulties. Slow feeding problems were evident while the infant was in the hospital, and the pediatricians considered the nuchal cord problem as the cause. The physician recommends a change in infant formula and different feeding bottles. The physician also orders pediatric home health services to assist the parents in the child’s care at home. A follow-up appointment is scheduled to return to the office in two weeks. The physician’s diagnosis is feeding problems in an infant born with nuchal cord around her neck. First-Listed Diagnosis: Secondary Diagnoses:
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