Benefits of immediate skin to skin contact include (Select all that apply):

B. Report the client's temperature elevation. This is not a priority action because the client's temperature is only slightly elevated and could be due to dehydration or normal postpartum changes. The nurse should monitor the temperature and report it if it persists or increases.

C. Increase IV fluids. This is not an appropriate action because the client's vital signs are stable and there is no evidence of excessive blood loss or shock. Increasing IV fluids could cause fluid overload or interfere with breastfeedinG.

D. Encourage the client to nurse more frequently so her milk will come in. This is not a relevant action because the client's breasts are soft, indicating that the milk has not come in yet. Nursing more frequently will not hasten the onset of lactation and could cause nipple soreness or engorgement. The nurse should support the client's breastfeeding efforts and provide education on proper latch and positioninG.

Choice A: The purpose of this medication is to stop preterm labor contractions is not a correct statement, as betamethasone is not a tocolytic agent that inhibits uterine activity. Betamethasone is a corticosteroid that enhances the production of surfactant and reduces the risk of respiratory distress syndrome in preterm infants.

Choice B: The purpose of this medication is to increase the fetal heart rate is not a correct statement, as betamethasone does not have a direct effect on the fetal heart ratE. Betamethasone may cause maternal tachycardia as a side effect, but it does not affect the fetal cardiac function.

Choice C: The purpose of this medication is to halt cervical dilation is not a correct statement, as betamethasone does not have an effect on the cervical ripening or effacement. Betamethasone is given to improve the fetal outcomes in case of preterm delivery, but it does not prevent or delay the labor process.

Choice D: The purpose of this medication is to boost fetal lung maturity is a correct statement, as betamethasone is a corticosteroid that stimulates the synthesis of surfactant and accelerates the maturation of the fetal lungs. Betamethasone is given to reduce the incidence and severity of respiratory distress syndrome and other neonatal complications in preterm infants.