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A neonate with Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome (HLHS) is post-operative Day 1 from a Stage 1 Norwood procedure. The infant's pulse oximeter reads 95%. Which of the following is the most appropriate interpretation and nursing action?

This is an optimal SpO2 indicating excellent pulmonary function; maintain current settings. This indicates pulmonary overcirculation and systemic hypoperfusion; notify the physician. This indicates severe systemic hypoxia; increase the fraction of inspired oxygen (FiO2). This indicates shunt occlusion; prepare for immediate surgical exploration.

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This indicates pulmonary overcirculation and systemic hypoperfusion; notify the physician.

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