Cow’s milk be given to infants - jaundice is suspected in a neonate - the fundus at the top of the symphysis pubis

- At 12 weeks’ gestation, the fundus should be at the top of the symphysis pubis.

- Cow’s milk shouldn’t be given to infants younger than age 1 because it has a low linoleic acid content and its protein is difficult for infants to digest.

- If jaundice is suspected in a neonate, the nurse should examine the infant under natural window light. If natural light is unavailable, the nurse should examine the infant under a white light.