When a mosquito bites an individual, the malaria parasite is injected directly into the human bloodstream. Initially, the microorganisms invade and mature in the ________.
A. white blood cells
B. liver
C. red blood cells
D. kidneys
Answer: B
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1. "I will make sure to include citrus juice with my breakfast." 2. "My family is going to help me to remember to go to the bathroom." 3. "I am going to practice Kegel exercises at least 3 days a week." 4. "I will keep a chart to help me track the scheduled times I should void."
Which is the most appropriate action for the nurse to take when sternal and intercostal retractions are noted in an infant?
A) Nothing, as this finding is normal in infants. B) Notify the physician or provider immediately. C) Assess the infant again in 15 minutes. D) Increase fluid intake.