A preschooler's mother wants to orient her well to school. Activities she needs to carry out with her would include
A) warning her how many rules there will be in school.
B) encouraging her to work on projects lying on the floor so she will appreciate school tables.
C) pointing out how to go to school when she goes past it while shopping.
D) talking about school as an enjoyable experience.
D
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A) The body attacks its own cells because it responds to specific self-antigens to produce antibodies. B) A result of response to a cell that was invaded by bacteria, leading to antibody production to similar cells. C) Production of autoantibodies is a normal process that goes on all the time, but immunosuppression limits B-cell response. D) People with multiple sclerosis have a genetic predisposition to destroy autoantibodies.
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A) asking family to administer the medications to the client B) placing the client in a personal care home C) consulting the physician to alter the drug list prescribed D) getting the client a weekly pill box and developing a written medication schedule
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a. "That is an excellent way to prevent an infection." b. "Be sure to use an antimicrobial solution." c. "You must be careful to maintain the alkalinity of your vagina." d. "Frequent douching alters the normal acidic nature of the vagina, increasing the risk of infection."