A mother tells the nurse that she is worried about her 4-year-old daughter because she is “overly attached to her father and won’t listen to anything I tell her to do.” What would be thenurse’s best response to this parental concern?a. Tell the mother that this is normal behavior for apreschooler.b. Tell the mother that she and her family should see acounselor.c. Tell the mother that she should try to spend more timewith her daughter.d. Tell the mother that her child should be tested forautism.

The practical nurse (PN) is participating in a health promotion program for a group of adults at a health fair about life style choices. Which information is most important for the PN to emphasize? A Perform monthly self examination of breasts and testes. B Eat a diet high in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. C Completely stop the use of cigarette and tobacco products.D Avoid the midday sun and use sunscreen.

The client is a 4-year-old who was injured while swimming in the family pool. The client's mother reports that she attempted to help the child out of the pool by pulling up on his arms. Afterward, the child was inconsolably crying and unable to move his left arm. The mother immediately brought him to the pediatric emergency clinic. No swelling is noted to the left arm, but the child is clearly in pain and anxious. Potential Conditions You can only pick one potential condition from the following choices  Writs Fracture Elbow Dislocation Osteogenesis imperfecta Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis   You can only pick 4 actions the PN should take from the following options?  Supinate and flex the forearm Draw blood for a complete blood count Notify the police of a suspicious injury Apply a tourniquet Provide pain medication

A nurse is feeding a patient who states that she is feelingnauseated and can’t eat what is being offered. What wouldbe the most appropriate initial action of the nurse in thissituation?a. Remove the tray from the room.b. Administer an antiemetic and encourage the patient to takesmall amounts.c. Explore with the patient why she does not want to eat herfood.d. Offer high-calorie snacks such as pudding and ice cream.