Answer to Question 1
A
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A Correct. Limiting juice to no more than 8-12 ounces per day will help the child take more food at meals and snacks.
B Incorrect. In teaching the caregivers about giving juice to their preschool-aged child, the nurse would not advise the caregivers to give the child 16 ounces of juice per day.
C Incorrect. In teaching the caregivers about giving juice to their preschool-aged child, the nurse would not advise the caregivers to give the child 18-24 ounces of juice per day.
D Incorrect. In teaching the caregivers about giving juice to their preschool-aged child, the nurse would not advise the caregivers to give the child 28 ounces of juice per day.
Answer to Question 2
B, D
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Correct The physical assessment typical of the client with Down syndrome includes a high arched palate and square hands with a simian line.
Incorrect Typically, a wide space is noted between the big and second toe.
A large tongue in a small mouth is characteristic of Down syndrome.
A nurse adjusts the rate of a client’s IV.
Application of an ostomy bag or pouch: B, An ostomy nurse applying an ostomy bag to a stoma;
Patient Teaching Methods Cont.
An orange has four times the fiber of six ounces of orange juice
Kwashiorkor The edema in this child’s belly is a classic sign of kwashiorkor
Developing Child, The