A client tells the nurse, "While crying, my baby often moves its hand towards its mouth and also gets startled by the sound of the rattle." What statement given by the nurse best explains this behavior? "The baby:
A. "Is hungry."
B. "Is consoling itself."
C. "Wants to interact with you."
D. "Is frightened by some noise."
Ans: B. "Is consoling itself."
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A factor(s) that could increase the risk of low–birth weight infants with this group of mothers is(are): a. Increased potential for lack of prenatal care b. Maternal age below 16 c. Physical or psychological stress d. All of the above
The urinary system influences homeostasis. Based on this information, what would be the best explanation by the nurse of the function of ADH in the maintenance of the body's homeostasis?
A) Assists in regulation of water balance B) Important in blood pressure regulation C) Promotes sodium and water retention D) Increases kidney filtration and blood flow
The nurse is assessing the peripheral vascular status of an older client. Which finding would be considered normal for this client?
1. Easy to palpate upper extremity arteries. 2. Easy to palpate lower extremity arteries. 3. Reduction in the number of varicosities. 4. Increase in diastolic blood pressure.
The nurse will administer medication to a school-age child. What is the best action by the nurse?
A. Teach the child the action and expected side effects of the medication. B. Tell the child he will not be allowed to go to recess if the medication is not taken. C. Offer the child a choice of beverage with which to take the medication. D. Offer to play with the child prior to medication administration.