The prevalent incidence of rheumatic heart disease occurs in: ...

[moongchi]

The prevalent incidence of rheumatic heart disease occurs in:
 
  1. Late spring and winter.
   2. Summer and early spring.
   3. Early spring and fall.
   4. Early spring and winter.

Question 2

A mother and father have come to a baby education class at the local hospital. The nurse is teaching families about the prevention of burns. This teaching would include all the following except:
 
  1. Not holding infants while cooking.
   2. Not holding infants while heating bottles.
   3. Not placing a bottle in the microwave to be heated.
   4. All should be include in the teaching.

[Tonny]

Answer to Question 1

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1. There is a two-fold increase in the early spring, not late spring, and winter for the development of rheumatic fever.
2. The increase is not in the summer.
3. The increase is not in the fall.
4. There is a two-fold increase in the early spring and winter for the development of rheumatic fever.

Answer to Question 2

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1. Holding the infant when cooking increases the chance of the child obtaining a burn.
2. Heating bottles can cause steam burns, so an infant should not be held while performing this task.
3. Heating bottles in the microwave can cause hot spots within the milk and burn the child.
4. All of the teachings should be taught to the parents for the safety of their infant.

[moongchi]

Excellent

[ryansturges]

Great answer, keep it coming