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jho37

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To assess for abnormal eye alignment, you would observe a child while you
 
  A) ask her to stare at a distant mark.
  B) ask her to touch her finger to her nose.
  C) cover one eye and then remove the cover.
  D) turn a bright light on and then off.

Question 2

The dependent-independent phase of maternal adjustment to parenthood is characterized by all of the following except:
 
  1. mothers feel fatigue is their major physical concern.
  2. having passed taking-in, mothers want to take charge.
  3. mothers may be dealing with postpartum depression.
  4. mothers stay focused out of necessity on themselves and meeting basic needs.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

4
1. Incorrect. Fatigue is the major physical problem for mothers in this phase.
2. Incorrect. Mothers are ready to take charge in this phase.
3. Incorrect. Baby blues can sometimes be a concern in this phase.
4. Correct. Mothers in this phase still need nurturing and acceptance, but they are focused on care of the baby and becoming competent at mothering tasks.



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