In discussing guidelines for parents to use in monitoring television viewing, the nurse would include: (Select all that apply.)
a. Encouraging active outdoor recreation
b. Limiting viewing to 4 hours per day
c. Teaching critical viewing techniques of frequently watched shows
d. Using television during meals for entertainment
e. Letting the child choose a book from the library to read
A, C, E
Encouraging outdoor active recreation, teaching critical viewing techniques, and letting the child choose a book to read would help limit television viewing. Viewing should be limited to 2 hours or less per day. Television should not be viewed during meals.
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