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awywial

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You are caring for a child with a broken wrist that has just been placed in a cast. You would elevate the arm to
 
  A) promote healing.
  B) prevent edema.
  C) discourage infection.
  D) ensure proper bone alignment.

Question 2

When planning how to respond to a child about telling stories, you would base your statement on the fact that
 
  A) imagination in a 3-year-old is at its peak.
  B) a 3-year-old knows the word two but not the concept 2.
  C) a preschooler is in an insecure period.
  D) preschoolers have a limited vocabulary.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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