Which actions should the nurse implement when assessing the physical growth for a child who is diagnosed with chronic renal failure? Select all that apply
1. Asking the child to step on the scale
2. Measuring the child's height
3. Measuring the child's head circumference
4. Using the Denver II with the child
5. Monitoring the child's blood pressure
1, 2, 3
Explanation:
1. Weight is a physical growth assessment parameter the nurse uses for a child diagnosed with chronic renal failure.
2. Height is a physical growth assessment parameter the nurse uses for a child diagnosed with chronic renal failure.
3. Head circumference is a physical growth assessment parameter the nurse uses for a child diagnosed with chronic renal failure.
4. The Denver II is a developmental assessment tool. It is not used to assess physical growth.
5. Blood pressure is not a criterion used to measure physical growth.
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