Question: The nurse is providing care for a neonate exhibiting signs of a herpes skin infection. The patient states, "I have had type 2 herpes for a long time. I know it was not active during delivery." Which information would the nurse apply to this case? Looking for Assignment Help? 1. Neonates can become infected with genital herpes during pregnancy, labor, or delivery. 2. Inactive genital herpes indicates an infection from oral herpes. 3. The neonate is likely to have scarring from the herpes blisters. 4. Herpes infections are treated with antibiotics until the skin is clear.