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A Correct. Finding a bulge or swelling in the groin and suspecting an inguinal hernia, the nurse will ask the child to increase intra-abdominal pressure to confirm her suspicions. This may be accomplished by asking the child to: Strain or push down as if you were trying hard to pee or poop.
B Incorrect. Finding a bulge or swelling in the groin and suspecting an inguinal hernia, the nurse will not ask the child to: Take as deep a breath as you can, and hold it as long as you can.
C Incorrect. Finding a bulge or swelling in the groin and suspecting an inguinal hernia, the nurse will not ask the child to: Stand up and jump up and down several times.
D Incorrect. Finding a bulge or swelling in the groin and suspecting an inguinal hernia, the nurse will not ask the child to: Lie down with your knees bent, and try to bring them up to your tummy.
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A Correct. The original role of the school nurse was identifying, educating, and following up on communicable diseases.
B Incorrect. The original role of the school nurse was not developing, teaching, and evaluating a comprehensive health curriculum.
C Incorrect. The original role of the school nurse was not home health visits to the ill child.
D Incorrect. The original role of the school nurse was not assisting the classroom teacher with hygiene teaching.
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