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A nurse is instructing parents on treatment of pediculosis (head lice). Which should the nurse include in the teaching plan? Select all that apply.
 
  a. Bedding should be washed in warm water and dried on a low setting.
  b. After treating the hair and scalp with a pediculicide, shampoo the hair with regular shampoo.
  c. Retreat the hair and scalp with a pediculicide in 7 to 10 days.
  d. Items that cannot be washed should be dry cleaned or sealed in plastic bags for 2 to 3 weeks.
  e. Combs and brushes should be boiled in water for at least 10 minutes.

Question 2

A nurse determines that a child consistently displays predictable behavior and is regular in performing daily habits. Which temperament is the child displaying?
 
  a. Easy
  b. Slow-to-warm-up
  c. Difficult
  d. Shy



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Answer to Question 1

C, D, E
An over-the-counter pediculicide, permethrin 1 (Nix, Elimite, Acticin), kills head lice and eggs with one application and has residual activity (i.e., it stays in the hair after treatment) for 10 days. Nix Creme Rinse is applied to the hair after it is washed with a conditioner-free shampoo. The product should be rinsed out after 10 minutes. The hair should not be shampooed for 24 hours after the treatment. Even though the kill rate is high and there is residual action, retreatment should occur after 7 to 10 days. Combs and brushes should be boiled or soaked in antilice shampoo or hot water greater than 60 C (140 F) for at least 10 minutes. Advise parents to wash clothing (especially hats and jackets), bedding, and linens in hot water and dry at a hot dryer setting.

Answer to Question 2

A
Children with an easy temperament are even tempered, predictable, and regular in their habits. They react positively to new stimuli. A high activity level and adapting slowly to new stimuli are characteristics of a difficult temperament. The slow-to-warm-up temperament type prefers to be inactive and moody. Shyness is a personality type and not a characteristic of temperament. Being moody is a characteristic of a slow-to-warm up temperament.



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