Infant head control is judged by the: a. amount of neck ...

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Infant head control is judged by the:
 
  a. amount of neck wrinkling c. presence or absence of head lag
  b. ability to hold head without support d. rigidity of the neck and head

Question 2

Today a child in your clinic has been diagnosed with asthma. The parents tell you that the child was planning on attending summer camp. The parents do not want to send their child to camp while he is learning to control the asthma.
 
  You tell the parents that: a. The child cannot attend camp until his asthma is controlled
  b. A home care nurse can visit the child at camp
  c. There are organized camps for children with asthma
  d. They will have to arrange for a private duty nurse to see him at camp

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Answer to Question 1

C

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A Incorrect. Infant head control is not judged by the amount of neck wrinkling.
B Incorrect. Infant head control is not judged by the ability to hold head without support.
C Correct. Infant head control is judged by the presence or absence of head lag.
D Incorrect. Infant head control is not judged by the rigidity of the neck and head.

Answer to Question 2

C
Camps for children with asthma are available. The camps are staffed with nurses and other health care professionals that can care for and monitor the child while at camp. Home care nurses do not routinely see clients at camps. A private duty nurse would not be necessary at an asthma camp.