[Answered]: A newborn is choking and turning cyanotic with the…

A newborn is choking and turning cyanotic with the first sips of sterile water. The health care provider prescribes rays. and explains that the newborn may have a tracheoesophageal fistula (TEF). Which intervention should the practical muss (PN) implement until the diagnosis of TEF is confirmed? • A Administer oxygen, suction PRN, and turn the newborn from supine to prone position every 2 hours. B Offer sterile water per nipple to moisten the oral mucosa then place the infant in a prone position. C Keep the infant NPO and place in a supine position with the head of the crib elevated 30 degrees. D Insert an orogastric tube and give feedings via gavage after x-ray confirmation.