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sam.t96

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The nurse caring for a child with HIV infection conducts periodic dietary analysis. Which of the following do children with HIV often lack?
 
  1. Vitamins
   2. Sodium
   3. Water
   4. Calcium

Question 2

The school nurse in the high school recognizes that teenage pregnancy is a major problem in the school. The nurse recognizes that many high school girls hide their pregnancy to prevent adults from knowing they are pregnant.
 
  Therefore, it is important that the nurse insure that all pregnant teenagers are aware of: 1. Safe haven laws.
  2. Birth control available to all teenagers.
  3. Domestic abuse protection.
  4. The father's financial responsibility for the infant.



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Answer to Question 1

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Rationale:
1. Vitamins can be especially lacking in the diets of infected children.
2. Sodium is not usually lacking in the diets of infected children.
3. Potassium is not usually lacking in the diets of infected children.
4. Water is not usually lacking in the diets of infected children.

Answer to Question 2

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Rationale 1: Safe haven laws provide for unwanted babies to be left in certain locations without legal repercussions to the mother.
Rationale 2: A pregnant teenager does not need to know about birth control at this time.
Rationale 3: This is not the primary information that needs to be given to pregnant teenagers.
Rationale 4: Most teenagers are aware that the fathers are financially responsible. This is not information that is needed now.
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