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A new mother reports that she is concerned that her newborn infant seems to have gums that are very dark in color. The newborn is of African descent and has dark skin. What does the nurse practitioner (NP) advise the mother? 1. This is common in newborns of dark skin and will likely lighten as the baby ages. 2. This is not dangerous, but there are oral pastes that can be used to lighten pigment after the first birthday. 3. This is not typically found in newborns and should be referred for further evaluation. 4. It is only a concern if the baby appears to have an oral aversion and will not feed.
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