During a home visit and assessment of an infant and new mother, the nurse determines that the infant looks healthy
The mother asks several questions and listens attentively. One question she asks is whether the nurse is going to visit her again. Which response would be most appropriate?
A) "Your baby looks healthy. You should not have any further questions."
B) "The agency limits the number of visits I can make; I will let you know."
C) "I plan to visit again. What would you like to accomplish at the next visit."
D) "I can come weekly for the next 16 weeks, and then a staff nurse will visit."
Ans: C
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