The nurse recognizes that which of the following is likely to make families more accepting of teen pregnancy?
A) family emphasis on education B) family emphasis on career goals C) family with substance abuse issues D) family lack of experience with adolescent pregnancy
Question 2
When the nurse gently bumps the side of the infant's bed, the newborn suddenly extends both arms and legs with a tremor. The nurse knows that this response indicates:
A) opioids were given to the mother during labor, depressing the Moro reflex. B) the infant might be premature, explaining the depressed Moro reflex. C) birth trauma might have caused permanent neurological damage. D) the newborn has a normal Moro reflex.
The nurse assesses the patient's ability to use the walker correctly
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