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lidoalex

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When handling an infant, always
 A) support the head and neck.
  B) check the ID band.
  C) make sure the diaper is dry.
  D) wrap the infant tightly in a blanket/

Question 2

When admitting a patient, pay particular attention to
 A) the patient's clothing.
  B) what the visitors tell you.
  C) the patient's personal belongings.
  D) the condition of the patient's skin.



Tonyam972

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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D



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