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During a health maintenance visit, the nurse measures the height and weight of an infant and plots the measurements on the growth chart. The nurse notes a slowed growth pattern
Which action by the nurse is the most appropriate at this time? 1. Obtaining an endocrinologist referral. 2. Performing a nutritional assessment. 3. Waiting until the next visit to intervene. 4. Assessing for circulatory problems.
A prenatal client expresses concern about the irregular brown spotted areas she has recently noticed on her forehead and around her eyes. What should the nurse tell the client about the name and nature of these changes?
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A client who has been diagnosed with breast cancer has many questions related to surgery, radiation
therapy, and chemotherapy. The nurse provides education about the disease and treatments but perceives that the client has further questions about coping with day-to-day situations. The action of greatest benefit to the client would be a. suggesting cognitive-behavioral therapy. b. teaching her to monitor her stress level. c. suggesting she enroll in a pain management program. d. referring her to a support group for individuals with breast cancer.