A pediatric nurse is caring for a 1-year-old child in a spica cast. The nurse teaches the parents that modifications need to be made for this child, including:
A) using a sitting position on the floor to feed the child.
B) using a wagon instead of a stroller to move the child.
C) using a car seat with sturdy sides to transport the child.
D) using a baby bath with a shallow water to clean the child.
Question 2
When assessing for feeding readiness in a 33-week-old infant, the nurse knows that one of the best behavioral indicators of readiness is the quiet alert state at feeding time.
A) True
B) False
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