The criteria for diagnosis of acute rheumatic fever are known as: ...

[rachel9]

The criteria for diagnosis of acute rheumatic fever are known as:
 
  a. Smith criteria c. Aims test
  b. Jones criteria d. Rockwood test

Question 2

The nurse is working with the caregivers of a 6-month-old baby. Both caregivers are extremely neat and have talked about the difficult adjustment to changes the baby has brought to their orderly and scheduled lives.
 
  In giving anticipatory guidance, at some appropriate point, the nurse will talk about what it will be like when the child wants to eat semisolid foods. The nurse's most important focus in this anticipatory guidance will be: a. how messy the baby will be during feeding time
  b. ways to keep the mealtime messes to a minimum
  c. the caregivers' psychological needs and support of each other during this time
  d. the baby's need to increase autonomy and to explore the texture and smell of food

[brbarasa]

Answer to Question 1

B

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A Incorrect. The criteria for diagnosis of acute rheumatic fever are not known as Smith criteria.
B Correct. The criteria for diagnosis of acute rheumatic fever are known as Jones criteria.
C Incorrect. The criteria for diagnosis of acute rheumatic fever are not known as the Aims test.
D Incorrect. The criteria for diagnosis of acute rheumatic fever are not known as the Rockwood test.

Answer to Question 2

D

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A Incorrect. In giving anticipatory guidance to a couple who have spoken of issues about neatness in preparation for the introduction of semisolid foods to the 6-month-old baby, the most important focus will not be how messy the baby will be during feeding time.
B Incorrect. In giving anticipatory guidance to a couple who have spoken of issues about neatness in preparation for the introduction of semisolid foods to the 6-month-old baby, the most important focus will not be ways to keep the mealtime messes to a minimum.
C Incorrect. In giving anticipatory guidance to a couple who have spoken of issues about neatness in preparation for the introduction of semisolid foods to the 6-month-old baby, the most important focus will not be the caregivers' psychological needs and support of each other during this time.
D Correct. In giving anticipatory guidance to a couple who have spoken of issues about neatness in preparation for the introduction of semisolid foods to the 6-month-old baby, the most important focus will be the baby's need to increase autonomy and to explore the texture and smell of food.

[rachel9]

TYSM

[Liddy]

Great answer, keep it coming