During a four-month-old infant's well-child checkup, the nurse discusses introduction of solid foods into the infant's diet
Although the nurse recommends delaying the introduction of many foods into the diet, which food(s) will the nurse discuss delaying because they increase the risk for food allergy? 1. Honey
2. Carrots, beets, and spinach
3. Pork
4. Cow's milk, eggs, and peanuts
4
Rationale 1: Although honey can contain botulism spores that cannot be detoxified by the infant younger than one year old, it does not cause an allergic reaction.
Rationale 2: Carrots, beets, and spinach contain nitrates and should not be given before four months of age.
Rationale 3: The addition of pork is delayed until the infant is 8 to 10 months because meats are hard to digest.
Rationale 4: Cow's milk, eggs, and peanuts are foods that have been associated with food allergies.
Global Rationale:
You might also like to view...
An adolescent is visiting the clinic for the first time. What should the nurse keep in mind when attending to this patient?
1. The nurse should explain procedures and introduce personnel to adolescents. 2. Adolescents usually are quiet and will offer no opinions. 3. The nurse should attend to and discharge adolescents quickly. 4. Adolescents are comfortable with their surroundings.
The mother of a child participating in a research study that uses high-dose steroids wishes to withdraw her child from the study. Despite reassurance that adverse reactions to steroids in children are uncommon, the mother still wishes to withdraw
By withdrawing from the study, the mother is exercising which right? The right 1) Not to be harmed. 2) To self-determination. 3) To full disclosure. 4) Of confidentiality.
A nurse identifies a nursing diagnosis of Risk for falls when assessing a patient upon admission. The nurse and the patient agree that the goal is for the patient to remain free from falls. However, the patient fell just before shift change
What is the nurse's priority action when evaluating the patient's plan of care? a. Counsel the nursing assistive personnel on duty when the patient fell. b. Identify factors interfering with goal achievement. c. Remove the fall risk sign from the patient's door because the patient has suffered a fall. d. Request that the more experienced charge nurse complete the documentation about the fall.
In terms of sequencing, mixed method designs can either be concurrent or sequential. What is a sequential design
A) Both strands occurring in one simultaneous phase. B) Both strands occurring prior to informing the third and fourth strand. C) One strand occurring prior to and informing the second strand. D) Two strands occurring prior to and informing the third and fourth strand.