A nursing student is caring for a neonate immediately following birth. The mother has genital warts. Which action by the student nurse would be most beneficial to the neonate?

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Examining the pharynx of the neonate is important to check for the presence of genital warts, which can be transmitted during delivery. If warts are present, appropriate management can be initiated to prevent further transmission and complications. Breastfeeding, kangaroo care, and administering vitamin D and iron supplements are all important interventions for neonatal care, but do not specifically address the potential risk of transmission from the mother's genital warts.

A Nursing Student Is Caring for a Neonate Immediately Following