Answer to Question 1
2,3,5
Rationale 1: The stability of living conditions for the father will not be assessed at the initial prenatal visit.
Rationale 2: The father of the fetus should be assessed for blood type and Rh factor.
Rationale 3: The father of the fetus should be assessed for significant health problems.
Rationale 4: The nutritional history of the father of the fetus will not be assessed.
Rationale 5: The father of the fetus should be assessed for previous or present alcohol intake, drug use, or tobacco use.
Answer to Question 2
2
Rationale 1: Small, frequent feedings are recommended, as well as food supplementation as necessary to support weight gain.
Rationale 2: The nurse should instruct the parents about proper hand-washing techniques, about proper disposal of soiled diapers, and to wear gloves when diapering.
Rationale 3: Soiled linens should be washed in hot, sudsy water with bleach.
Rationale 4: Placing an infant in sunlight through a window is recommended for jaundice, not HIV exposure.
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