A home care nurse is visiting a 5-day-old male infant for a scheduled follow-up appointment to ensure that he is responding to home phototherapy for treatment of jaundice.
After completing a thorough assessment and obtaining a history from the parents, the nurse recognizes that this infant is in the first phase of encephalopathy when he exhibits: 1. A high-pitched cry when touched.
2. Severe muscle spasms.
3. Fever and seizures.
4. Hypotonia, lethargy, and a poor suck when feeding.
Question 2
Trevon, a 4-year-old has been admitted to the emergency room via ambulance after a motor vehicle accident. Trevon is unconscious and is being given life-sustaining treatment.
When the family arrives, the charge nurse takes Trevon's parents to a family room. It is important that the nurse: 1. Provides clear information.
2. Does not provide promises.
3. Calls a member of the clergy and a social worker to be with the family.
4. All of the above should be addressed for Trevon's family.
5. None of the above should be addressed for Trevon's family.
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