A significant secondary prevention nursing activity for lead poisoning is:

a. chelation therapy.
b. screening children for blood lead levels.
c. removing lead-based paint from older homes.
d. questioning parents about ethnic remedies containing lead.


Ans: b. screening children for blood lead levels.

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A client complains about the stress of having to work long hours and missing daily exercise routines. Which response by the nurse is appropriate?

A) "There are other ways to reduce stress, such as meditation." B) "Exercise helps reduce the impact of stress on the body and would be a good thing." C) "Drinking a small glass of wine each day does help reduce stress." D) "Maybe exercising, with all of the work, would be too much for your body anyway."

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The inner layer of the skin is known as the:

a. Epidermis b. Dermis c. Pigment d. Mesoderm

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The nurse is working in the pediatric unit of the hospital and is making observations about the safety issues related to the pediatric unit. Which is the biggest concern related to safety of the hospitalized child?

A) The child is out of the home environment they are used to without safety locks on doors and cabinets and things being placed in safe storage B) The caregivers are in a high-stress situation and are unable to concentrate and pay attention to what the child is doing at all times C) Taking a child in and out of bed, doing frequent checks and procedures, and caregivers sitting at the side of the bed leaves opportunity for the side rails to be left down D) A variety of nursing staff and other hospital staff are in and out of the child's room during hospitalization, and close observation of the child by the staff is difficult

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