The parents of a toddler are concerned that their child is so messy during eating, so they just feed him. The nurse's best response to this is:
A)
"Your child will never learn if you don't let him experience."
B)
"At least you're sharing meals as a family. That's the most important."
C)
"That's probably best. I'm sure it makes your meal time more pleasant."
D)
"Motor skills keep improving with age. Try not to get frustrated with the mess."
D
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1. Upper extremities 2. Lower extremities 3. Periorbital area 4. Sacral area
The PSDA provides information about which of the following?
a. advance directives b. hospice care c. funeral arrangements d. palliative care
Evaluating the quality of care provided to clients is a responsibility of:
a. nursing administrators. c. physicians. b. registered nurses. d. the entire health care team.
An older adult client with type 2 diabetes and hypertension asks the nurse, "What should my blood pressure goal be?" How should the nurse respond?
A) "Less than 190/88 mmHg." B) "Less than 150/90 mmHg." C) "Less than 140/88 mmHg." D) "Less than 130/90 mmHg."