15) A mother brings her 3-month-old intant to the clinic because the baby does not sleep through the night. Which finding is most significant in planning care for this family? A. The mother states the baby is irritable during feedings. B. The mother is a single parent and lives with her parents. C. The diaper area shows severe skin breakdown. D. The infant's formula has been changing twice 16) Which nutritional information should the nurse plan to provide the mother of a 6-month-old regarding introduction of solid foods? A. Introduce fruits and vegetables simultaneously into the diet. B. Foods should be introduced into a child's diet one at a time, at 4-to-7-day intervals. C. Begin introducing solid foods into the child's diet after the child reaches one year of age. D. Foods are best introduced by mixing them with formula and feeding them to the infant with a feeder bottle. 17) A child diagnosed with Kawasaki disease is brought to the clinic. The mother reports that her child is irritable, refuses to eat, and has skin peeling on both hands and feet. Which intervention should the nurse instruct the mother to implement first? A. Apply lotion to hands and feet. B. Place the child in a quite environment. C. Encourage the parents rest when possible. D. Make a list of foods that the child likes. I

Identify the child for whom coregulation is most likely to be effective.Group of answer choices a. Aaron who believes that his parents are usually logical and fair b. Aslam whose parents tolerate his tantrums and grant all his wishes c. Mia who thinks that her parents like to spend their time at work rather than with her d. Destiny whose parents discipline her with physical punishment

A patient tells a nurse that he has no one he trusts to make health care decisions for him should he become incapacitated. What should the nurse suggest he prepare? a. Combination advance medical directive b. Durable power of attorney for health care c. Living will d. Proxy for health care

A Certified Dental Assistant may perform the following procedures under the appropriate supervision: a. Take radiographs, but not interpret radiographs b. Take and record vital signs c. Perform and record charting of the oral cavity d. Use diagnostic and periodontic non-cutting lasers e. A and B f. All of the above

Student with a head injury: the student does  not have any changes in LOC, no apparent swelling at initial assessment,  the parent asks if the child should stay in school,  your reply is? A. The student is ok and it's up to the parents. B. The student is ok and needs to go home. C. I'll assess your child and if there are any changes in LOC, I'll call 911 and notify you. D. I'll assess your child and if there are no changes in LOC, please arrange for your child to be picked up from school.

28) The nurse is assessing a school-age child's visual activity using a Snellen chart. The child cannot identify several letters and number on the chart at a distance greater than 20 feet. Which action should the nurse implement? A. Listen to the child's articulation of common words. 39 words of inheriting the disorder. A B. Use artificial tears in the clients' eyes and repeat the test. C. Report the findings to the healthcare provider. D. Ask the child about the ability to read words clearly. Accessibility: Investigate English (United States) B I U A MacBook Pro 111

A nurse administers the wrong medication to a patient and thepatient is harmed. The physician who ordered the medicationdid not read the documentation that the patient was allergicto the drug. Which statement is true regarding liability for theadministration of the wrong medication?a. The nurse is not responsible, because the nurse was merelyfollowing the doctor’s orders.b. Only the nurse is responsible, because the nurse actuallyadministered the medication.c. Only the physician is responsible, because the physicianactually ordered the drug.d. Both the nurse and the physician are responsible for theirrespective actions.

The patient has been prescribed prednisone for exacerbation of COPD. Which information should the nurse discuss with the patient? (Select all that apply).    A. The medication must be tapered before stopping   B. Drink 3 liters of fluid each day   C. Take the medication with food   D. Avoid going into the sunlight.   E. Avoid green, leafy vegetables