A pre-eclampsia woman & baby is lying with her mother. Neonate born in 37 weeks. After 57 hours, when the nurse monitors the vital signs of the baby, the temperature is low (35°C). What will be the intervention?

Correct option is C

· Give punishment for mother for not caring baby: Punishing the mother is inappropriate and unethical. Education and support are the correct approaches.
· Separate the baby from mother: Separating the baby from the mother may disrupt bonding and breastfeeding, which are crucial for the neonate & recovery unless absolutely necessary.
· Place baby under radiant warmer: Radiant warmers provide controlled heat, ensuring the baby’s temperature stabilizes quickly and safely. This intervention is critical for maintaining normal thermoregulation and avoiding further complications.
· Cover the baby and check the vitals after 30 minutes: While covering the baby helps retain heat, it is insufficient in cases of moderate hypothermia. Monitoring without effective warming delays proper care.