When assessing neonates, the nurse will keep in mind that ...

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When assessing neonates, the nurse will keep in mind that children with arteriovenous malformation will have which of the following initial signs?
 
  a. altered state of consciousness
  b. pallor to pale jaundice, abdominal pain, and loss of appetite
  c. congestive heart failure, cardiomegaly, and a cerebral bruit
  d. significant difference in blood pressure in the left and right arms

Question 2

A nurse coworker, who has been working with a child and his family, asks you for advice about buying a gift for the child and the family. Which of the following would be the best advice you could give this nurse?
 
  a. Do not buy them a gift unless they buy you one first.
  b. If you buy a gift, be certain that it is a small token only.
  c. Not giving gifts or receiving them is part of being professional.
  d. You should not buy gifts, but it is all right to receive them.

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Answer to Question 1

C

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A Incorrect. An altered state of consciousness is not an initial sign in children with arteriovenous malformation.
B Incorrect. The initial signs in children with arteriovenous malformation do not include pallor to pale jaundice, abdominal pain, and loss of appetite.
C Correct. The initial signs in children with arteriovenous malformation include congestive heart failure, cardiomegaly, and a cerebral bruit.
D Incorrect. The initial sign in children with arteriovenous malformation does not include significant difference in blood pressure in the left and right arms.

Answer to Question 2

C

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A Incorrect. Professional boundaries insist that you do not give gifts to your clients.
B Incorrect. Professional boundaries insist that you do not give gifts to your clients.
C Correct. When a nurse coworker asks you for advice about buying a gift for the child and the family, your best response is that not giving gifts or receiving them is part of being professional.
D Incorrect. Professional boundaries insist that you do not give gifts to your clients nor expect or receive gifts from your clients.