A patient asks the nurse about treatment for human papilloma viral warts. The nurse's response should be based on what knowledge?

1. An antiviral injection cures approximately 50% of all cases.
2. Aggressive treatment is required to cure warts.
3. Warts often spread when an attempt is made to remove them surgically.
4. Warts often recur a few months after a patient is treated.


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Rationale 1: There are no injections for treating warts.
Rationale 2: Warts usually disappear spontaneously after a period of time.
Rationale 3: Warts can be successfully removed surgically.
Rationale 4: It is not uncommon for warts to return a few months after an initial treatment.

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1. Assess the need for emergency breathing interventions. 2. Assess neurovascular status and vital signs. 3. Assess pain and the child's response to pain medication. 4. Measure the circumference of the extremity containing the bite every 20–30 minutes. 5. Assess immunization status.

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When teaching the caregivers about the selection of a baby's semisolid food, the nurse would tell them to:

a. select jars of baby food with salt content under 400 micrograms (mcg) per jar b. add a little regular refined white sugar to the baby food, as babies prefer sweet-tasting foods c. buy baby foods with added artificial sweetener or add one packet per jar d. do not add sugar or salt to a baby's food and select products preferably with no added salt or sugar

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1. can be fatal. 2. affect hair and skin. 3. are less common. 4. affect internal organs.

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Which medication helps prevent or reduce mucositis in patients undergoing chemotherapy or radiation treatment?

a. Amlexanox paste (Aphthasol) b. Palifermin (Kepivance) c. Docosanol (Abreva) d. Nystatin (Mycostatin)

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