The nurse is collecting data from the caregivers of a child who is suspected of having a food allergy. Which clinical manifestations would likely have been seen in this child?
A) Restlessness and irritability
B) Blinking and twitching of the mouth
C) Nasal discharge and sneezing
D) Urticaria and pruritus
Ans: D
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a. acquired immunity c. specific immune defense b. humoral immunity d. vaccination
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1. conduct 2. adjustment 3. impulse control 4. oppositional defiant
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a. As part of fetal scalp blood sampling b. In response to tocolysis c. In preparation for fetal oxygen saturation monitoring d. To elicit an acceleration in the FHR
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A. the perception of pain. B. nociceptor stimulation. C. a negative protective reflex response. D. the application of the gate control theory.