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asd123

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The parents of an active 5-year-old are concerned about keeping their child safe while promoting normal growth and development. The nurse suggests that the parents:
 
  a. Provide the child with a detailed direction for play
  b. Continually remind the child to be careful
  c. Provide constant criticism for failures
  d. Allow the child to complete tasks and activities on his own

Question 2

Identify a common characteristic of pulmonary atresia.
 
  1. Acrocyanosis at birth
   2. Weight gain is similar to that of well newborns.
   3. A murmur will be noted with an ASD or a PDA.
   4. Severe cyanosis will be present at birth.


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Reply #1 on: Jun 27, 2018
Answer to Question 1

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Children need to be allowed to develop their imaginations. Over-direction of play can also leave the child feeling insecure. The child should be reminded of the rules but should not continually be told to be careful. The child should be allowed to complete tasks on his own.

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1. Cyanosis will be noted at birth.
2. Weight gain will be slower than peers.
3. A murmur will not be present with the ASD and the PDA.
4. Cyanosis will be noted at birth because of the fistula not allowing blood to go to the lungs in order to oxygenate.


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Wow, this really help

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YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review

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