Problem: After 24 hours, the newborn nurse performs a follow-up newborn assessment. A review of the last documented assessment 8 hours ago indicates findings within expected ranges. The head shape is slightly asymmetrical, with minimal right-side swelling. The left scalp remains swollen and firm to the touch. The head circumference is 14" (35.56 cm). A yellow tinge is noted on the forehead, cheek, and chest. The client reports 4 to 5 wet diapers in the past 24 hours, stool is greenish. The client reports feeding the newborn every 3 hours, but the newborn is not latching long enough. Which three (3) findings should the nurse report to the provider immediately? Reported wet diapers on 5/3 trends in head circumference measurements APGAR score skin jaundice diagnostic results poor latching