The nurse suspects clubfoot in the newborn. It is appropriate to: ...

[piesebel]

The nurse suspects clubfoot in the newborn. It is appropriate to:
 
  1. Adduct the foot and listen for a click.
  2. Move the foot to midline and determine resistance.
  3. Extend the foot and observe for pain.
  4. Stimulate the sole of the foot.

Question 2

Which individual is at greatest risk for HIV/AIDS infection?
 
  a. 34-year-old white woman who has received a blood transfusion
  b. 16-year-old black woman with one sexual partner
  c. 24-year-old white female who uses birth control pills
  d. 20-year-old white woman with past history of intravenous drug use

[macmac]

Answer to Question 1

2
Rationale:
1. Adducting the foot and listening for a click is not an assessment that is done.
2. Clubfoot is suspected when the foot will not turn to a midline position or align readily.
3. Extending the foot and observing for pain will not determine or rule out clubfoot.
4. Stimulating the sole of the foot will elicit the plantar grasp reflex, and is not an appropriate assessment for clubfoot.

Answer to Question 2

D
Intravenous drug use is a high-risk behavior for the transmission of HIV/AIDS. Blood has been screened since 1985 to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS. Multiple sexual partners is a risk factor but not greater than IV drug use.

[piesebel]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it

[T4T]

Gracias!