To prevent the threat of poisoning for the toddler, the nurse would advise:
a. Clearly labeling chemicals or harmful substances that are placed in household containers
b. Storing household cleaning supplies under the sink
c. Using child-resistant caps on medications
d. Telling the child that medicine is candy
C
Chemicals or harmful substances should never be stored in household containers. Cleaning supplies are poisonous and should be stored on a high shelf out of reach. Child-resistant caps should be placed on all medications. Never tell a child that medicine is candy.
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