Author Question: An infant with nonorganic failure to thrive stares at you constantly while you care for her. This is ... (Read 53 times)

jhjkgdfhk · **on:** Jun 27, 2018

An infant with nonorganic failure to thrive stares at you constantly while you care for her. This is probably occurring as a result of

A) poor vision from vitamin deficiency.
B) potassium deficiency from an inadequate diet.
C) previous lack of stimulation.
D) searching for her mother from loneliness.

Question 2

A school-aged child learns how to do range-of-motion exercises but has been unable to perform them the same from day to day. Which approach would be best for you to take to encourage compliance?

A) Reprimand her so that she sees how important the exercises are to you.
B) Tell her parents so they can withhold privileges.
C) Praise her for doing them when you see her doing them.
D) Impress upon her the importance of the exercises to prevent disfiguring complications.