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"This is a caput succedaneum, which is a collection of fluid from pressure of the vacuum extractor."
♦️ Caput succedaneum occurs when pressure from the vacuum extractor causes fluid collection in the newborn's head, typically crossing suture lines.
♦️ It resolves within a few days and does not require treatment.
♦️ Cephalhematoma, on the other hand, is a collection of blood that does not cross suture lines and can take longer to resolve.
♦️ The nurse should reassure the mother that caput succedaneum is a common and benign condition after vacuum extraction.
This question is from ATI PN Maternal Newborn OB Cohort 65 (I) which contains 40 questions.
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