Toddlers are famous for throwing "temper tantrums" when they do not get their way or get their needs and wants met immediately. When such tantrums occur, it is best for a nurse to
1. Offer the toddler some ice cream if he or she calms down.
2. Meet the toddler's needs and wants immediately.
3. Remove the toddler to a quiet place away from the situation.
4. Scold the toddler in a stern tone of voice.
ANS: 3
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