At a wellness checkup in June, a 2-year-old child weighed 22 lb, 4 oz. By September, the child had gained 1 lb, 12 oz, and by December the child had gained another 1 lb, 8 oz. How much did the child weigh at the December checkup?
A. 25 lb, 12 oz
B. 25 lb, 8 oz
C. 25 lb, 2 oz
D. 24 lb, 14 oz
Answer: B
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A) Family should be given the prognosis first. B) The prognosis should be delivered with the patient at eye level. C) The health care provider should deliver the news to the patient alone. D) The appointment should be scheduled at the end of the day.
During an initial health assessment, the patient's family indicates that his speech has deteriorated, becoming slurred and flat at times. The nurse is aware that the likely cause may be:
A) Possible hearing loss B) Confusion C) Aphasia D) Normal process of aging
When assessing the client with multiple café au lait macules (CALMs), the nurse should also be alert for:
A) neurofibromas. B) patches of unpigmented skin. C) alopecia. D) psoriasis.
The nurse is reviewing a patient's clinical record. Which teaching should the nurse identify as a priority for this patient?
1. Antibiotics should be taken as directed for 10 days. 2. The oral intake of warm liquids should be encouraged. 3. The diet can include toast, citrus juices, and pizza as preferred. 4. The patient should return to the clinic tomorrow for a flu immunization.