Seen for newborn check, Mariposa, a 2-month-old female,

Seen for newborn check

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Mariposa, a 2-month-old female, presents for her 2-month well child check. She was seen for a newborn check and her 2-week check. Term, SVD delivery, uncomplicated NBN course, 6 lbs 7 oz and received Hep B in the Newborn Nursery. She is breastfeeding every 2-4 hours. Complete the SNAPPS presentation with information you would include in a discussion.

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