At what age is it recommended that solid foods be introduced to an infant?
a. as soon as possible c. at 3 months
b. at 2 months d. at 4 to 6 months
D
Introducing solid food before the age of 4 to 6 months is not recommended. The child's gastrointestinal tract and kidneys are not sufficiently developed to handle solid foods before that age.
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How should the critical care nurse most accurately titrate the dose and frequency of administration? A) By assessing the pH of a 24-hour urine sample B) By aspirating stomach contents and measuring the pH C) By measuring the pH of urine after each void D) By swabbing the patient's buccal mucosa and testing for pH daily
Empowerment occurs more often with:
A. Authoritarian management. B. Shared governance. C. Laissez-faire governance. D. Autocratic management.
A client with the diagnosis of depersonalization disorder notices that he experiences periods of depersonalization when confronted with certain stressors
When developing the care plan, the nurse is aware that one of the most helpful activities in self-control for this client is for the client to: a. Contact a treatment team member to discuss his thoughts and feelings every time he is confronted with a stressor. b. Keep a daily journal of his thoughts and feelings, paying special attention to thoughts and feelings during stressful times. c. Recall periods of stressful times in his life during his clinic visit. d. Join an exercise program that will help to decrease his stress level.
Questioning and reflective practice should always be ______.
a. encouraged b. undertaken only in the classroom c. discussed with experienced people d. undertaken when you have plenty of time