The pediatric nurse is discharging a child diagnosed with cytomegalovirus infection (CMV). Which teaching is most appropriate for this child?
A.
Ensure adequate rest.
B.
Keep the child isolated.
C.
Offer favorite foods.
D.
Provide plenty of fluids.
ANS: A
The most common problem for children during the convalescent phase after acute CMV infection is fatigue. The nurse teaches the parents to ensure the child gets plenty of rest. Adequate nutrition and hydration are always important and are not specific for this condition. The child does not need to be isolated.
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