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Upon admission to the nursery, the nurse places a newborn supine under a radiant warmer, an external heat source. What intervention should the nurse implement to ensure safe thermoregulation? A. Wrap the infant in two blankets and place the radiant warmer on low. B. Dry the newborn's scalp and place a stockinet cap on the head. C. Move temperature probe over the ribs when turning to a lateral position. D. Place temperature probe on the abdomen in line with the radiant heat source.
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