A nurse in a daycare setting is planning play activities for 2- and 3-year-old children. Which toy is most appropriate for these activities?
A. Blocks and push-pull toys
B. Finger paints and card games
C. Simple board games and puzzles
D. Videos and cutting-and-pasting toys
Ans: A. Blocks and push-pull toys
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The nurse's best response is: 1. "I will take the baby to the nursery and call the pediatrician." 2. "This is a normal occurrence called pseudomenstruation caused by the loss of maternal hormones." 3. "Did you scratch the baby when you changed her diaper?" 4. "I will need to take the baby to the nursery and notify Social Services."
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a. Efficiency b. Anger c. Withdrawal d. Anxiety
The nurse is providing care to a client who is diagnosed with depression. The client asks the nurse which medication she is likely to be prescribed. What has become the drug of choice in treating depression?
1. SSRIs 2. MAOIs 3. SNRIs 4. TCAs