A 3200-g term infant male is born to a healthy mother. Apgar…

A 3200-g term infant male is born to a healthy mother. Apgar scores are 7 and 5, with the infant gasping and heart rate decreasing to 90. Physical examination reveals cyanosis, a scaphoid abdomen, and visible tracheal deviation to the right. Considering this information, the only appropriate action would be to:

On a routine visit to the pediatric clinic, the parent of a…

On a routine visit to the pediatric clinic, the parent of a 6-week-old infant tells the nurse that their baby has the “cutest little folds on their legs, two on one side and three on the other.” Which condition would the nurse associate with this finding?