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captainjonesify

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In order to perform a perineal assessment, the nurse positions the client:
 
  A) in side-lying, with the legs and knees extended. B) in lateral Sims', with the head resting on a small pillow. C) supine, with knees flexed. D) with the head of the bed elevated 30 degrees.

Question 2

A school-aged girl with Crohn's disease will receive total parenteral nutrition (TPN) for the next 6 weeks. Which of the following would best help her accept this?
 
  A) Help her ambulate with the bottles.
  B) Provide some time to talk to her several times a day.
  C) Help her give the bottles nicknames and personalities.
  D) Explain that TPN substitutes for normal food.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B



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