The nurse takes into consideration that more families use the service of a daycare center because: (Select all that apply.)
a. More mothers are working
b. Mothers are returning to work sooner after childbirth
c. The cost of daycare is reasonable
d. Mothers need some free time
e. Daycare centers help a child with socialization
A, B
Mothers are returning to work sooner after childbirth, and more mothers are working full-time or part-time. The cost of daycare is expensive. Daycare does not necessarily enhance socialization.
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A) Obtaining epidemiologic data about the community B) Developing a program to prevent disease C) Engaging in a caring relationship with groups D) Advocating for increasing resources for a community
An expectant mother asks a nurse, "Why do I need to learn breathing patterns I can use during labor?" The nurse relates to the client that the primary reason for using controlled breathing patterns during labor is to:
1. Promote adequate oxygen to the laboring mother and the baby. 2. Keep the laboring mother distracted. 3. Keep the laboring mother awake. 4. Involve the partner in the birth process.
The nurse assesses periorbital edema and ecchymosis around both eyes of a client who is 6 hours postoperative for craniotomy. Which intervention does the nurse implement for this client?
a. Position the client with the head of the bed flat. b. Apply an ice pack to the affected area. c. Assess arterial blood pressure. d. Notify the health care provider.
The nurse is contributing to the teaching plan for a patient who is allergic to dust. Which environmental modification should the nurse recommend be included in the teaching plan to help control symptoms?
a. Installing a hot air heater b. Cover heating ducts with filters c. Installing wall-to-wall carpeting d. Using heavy draperies on sunny windows