After a difficult marriage, pregnancy and delivery, Jackie observed her infant, Kelly, immediately being given theApgar and then again five minutes later where she was only told Kelly scored a 5. About two days, Jackie saw Kellybeing tested again, this time with what the nurse told her was the NBAS and that Kelly did well. Jackie is veryconfused, worried, and does not understand what either of these tests are about nor what they mean for her orKelly. She is also worried that these tests may have something to do with all of the things she went throughthroughout her pregnancy that she has yet to disclose. Based on what you have learned about the the Apgar andNBAS assessments, what would you tell Jackie to help her better understand these tests, Kelly's scores, andwhat this information means for her and Kelly's development?

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