Which response would a nurse give when an obstetrical patient who is scheduled to deliver the baby at 38 weeks gestation with a fetal diagnosis of neonatal alloimmune disease asks, “How is delivering my baby going to help?”? “As soon as your baby is born, the maternal antibodies can no longer affect the baby.” “Your baby is very ill from the neonatal alloimmune disease and will require critical care.” “The disease may result in organ damage, and it is imperative that the baby be evaluated.” “Your baby will require a blood transfusion immediately after birth to remove the maternal antigens.”
[Answered]: Which response would a nurse give when an…
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