A child with the diagnosis of a neurofibromatosis requires which of the following nursing interventions? Select all that apply

1. Blood pressure check
2. Scoliosis screen
3. Maintain a growth grid
4. Skin exam
5. Daily weight checks


1, 2, 3, 4
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1. Blood pressure checks are needed at least yearly because of a high incidence of hypertension.
2. Screen should be conducted at every visit because of the high incidence of scoliosis.
3. A growth grid will enable accurate measurements for the child.
4. Skin exams are needed to inspect for café au lait spots.
5. Head circumference should be done at every visit in order to make sure that growth is occurring.
6. Weight checks only need to be done on medical visits, not daily.

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