You are the nurse caring for a newborn baby who has been diagnosed with clubfoot. The parents heard the healthcare provider mention the Ponseti method and are now asking how treatment works. Which of the following is the best explanation by the nurse?

You are the nurse caring for a newborn baby who has been diagnosed with clubfoot. The parents heard the healthcare provider mention the Ponseti method and are now asking how treatment works. Which of the following is the best explanation by the nurse?

nurse is providing care to an infant who had casts placed bilaterally on the lower extremities to correct the deformity talipes equinovarus. The nurse knows to give top priority to which of the following?

During the newborn assessment a baby is found to have talipes equinovarus and the parents are concerned about how this will affect their child’s mobility. The nurse knows that which of the following responses best addresses their concerns?

When speaking to the parents of a newborn diagnosed with talipes equinovarus, the nurse knows that which of the following topics should be discussed to ensure best outcomes?

A 3-month-old has just had casts applied to the left foot. The nurse knows to assess for symptoms of compartment syndrome and would be concerned about which of the following? Select all that apply.