Place in order the gross motor developmental milestones a nurse expects to assess in a toddler. Begin with the earliest gross motor milestone expected and progress to the last gross motor milestone attained
Use the following format for your Answer: A, B, C, D a. Throws a ball overhand
b. Walksc Kicks a ball
d. Runs
B, D, A, C
The toddler walks between 12 months and 15 months of age. The next gross motor milestone seen in the toddler is running. The toddler runs soon after learning how to walk, but may fall down. By the end of 24 months the toddler can throw a ball overhand. The toddler does not kick a ball until after 24 months of age.
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a. The drug damages muscles, tendons, and bones in the fetus and growing children. b. The fetal and newborn liver cannot metabolize the drug, leading to anemia and jaundice. c. The fetus and newborn are more likely to have allergic reactions to fluoroquinolones. d. The drug interferes with tooth enamel development causing permanently stained teeth.
A nurse is caring for the community as the client. Which of the following is most likely the focus of the nurse's care?
a. Providing care for aggregates living in the community b. The collective good of the population c. The provision of care for families in the home setting d. Providing health education in the commu-nity
E difference between quantitative and qualitative research designs is that
a. quantitative designs use words to describe or give meaning to a phenomenon, and qualitative designs use numbers. b. quantitative designs use numbers to give meaning to a phenomenon or an event, and qualitative designs rely on words. c. qualitative designs predict causality, while quantitative designs describe, predict, or explain phenomena. d. quantitative research is exploratory and inductive, while qualitative research aims to reach conclusions by deduction and hypothesis testing.
Which effect indicates the most important reason that effective delegation is essential for nurses to practice and master?
1. Greater confidence in skills 2. Increased time for other tasks 3. Increased client satisfaction 4. Increased job satisfaction