All infants born to mothers with diabetes are at some risk for complications
1. True
2. False
1
1. Correct. The degree of risk is influenced by the severity and duration of maternal dis-ease.
2. Incorrect. The degree of risk is influenced by the severity and duration of maternal dis-ease.
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The nurse begins a blood transfusion, and comes back in 15 minutes to assess the client. The client complains of suddenly feeling cold and is shivering
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a. "Tertiary health prevention activities are used to prevent health conditions from occurring." b. "Primary health prevention activities are often very individualized and focus on disease management." c. "Secondary health prevention activities are provided to detect the early development of a health condition." d. "Tertiary health prevention activities are often provided for a community and not used to target individuals."
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