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natalie2426 · **on:** Jun 27, 2018

The nurse is preparing a community program for parents and children that focus on the 2020 National Health Goals to reduce the number of diagnostic or therapeutic procedures.

Which topics should the nurse include in this program? (Select all that apply.) A) Explain the importance of good nutrition.
B) Emphasize the importance of avoiding unintentional injuries.
C) Include interventions to help prevent children from becoming ill.
D) Discuss the value of having diagnostic testing completed annually.
E) Relate how immunizations continue to be controversial for children.

Question 2

During a health history, the nurse explores the sleeping habits of a 3-yearold boy by interviewing his parents. Which of the following statements from the parents reflects a recommended guideline for promoting healthy sleep in this age group?

A) Our son sleeps through the night, and we insist that he takes two naps a day.
B) We keep a strict bedtime ritual for our son, which includes a bath and bedtime story.
C) Our son still sleeps in a crib because we feel it is the safest place for him at night.
D) Our son occasionally experiences night walking so we allow him to stay up later when this happens.

Silverbeard98 · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 27, 2018

Answer to Question 1

A, B, C
Feedback:
Nurses can help the nation achieve the 2020 National Health Goals to reduce the number of diagnostic or therapeutic procedures for children by providing health counseling to both parent and child on ways to prevent children from becoming ill and subsequently requiring hospitalization, such as teaching sound nutrition and instructing on practices on avoiding unintentional injury. The goal is to reduce the number of diagnostic tests and not encourage them to be done annually. Focusing on the controversy with immunizations will not support the 2020 National Health Goals.

Answer to Question 2

B
Feedback:
Consistent bedtime rituals help the toddler prepare for sleep; the parent should be advised to choose a bedtime and stick to it as much as possible. The nightly routine might include a bath followed by reading a story. A typical toddler should sleep through the night and take one daytime nap. Most children discontinue daytime napping at around 3 years of age. When the crib becomes unsafe (that is, when the toddler becomes physically capable of climbing over the rails), then he or she must make the transition to a bed. Attention during night waking should be minimized so that the toddler receives no reward for being awake at night.