Encourage the caregiver to feed the infant

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The licensed practical nurse (LPN) is assisting in the care of an infant. When observing the infant, the LPN notes the infant is not as active as usual, has no interest in surroundings or feeding, and turns the head fretfully from side to side. Which action will the LPN complete next? Obtain the infant's vital signs. Repeat the assessment in 30 minutes. Encourage the caregiver to feed the infant. Review the infant's medical history.

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