Answer to Question 1
D
Infant mortality, dental problems, poor nutrition, and lack of immunizations continue to be major health concerns for uninsured or impoverished families. Accidents and injuries are major health problems affecting school-aged children. They now have more exposure to various environments and less supervision, but their developed cognitive and motor skills make them less likely to suffer from unintentional injury. Infections account for most childhood illnesses. Mental retardation, learning disorders, and malnutrition are far more prevalent among children living in poverty.
Answer to Question 2
A
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A If the nurse has made an error in documentation, he or she should draw a single line through the error, write the word error above it, and sign his or her name or initials. Then the nurse should record the note correctly.
B The nurse should not erase, apply correction fluid to, or scratch out errors made while recording because charting then becomes illegible. Entries should be made only in ink so that they cannot be erased.
C Using a dark-coloured marker to cover the error and continuing immediately after that point is not the correct action. It might thus appear as if the nurse were attempting to hide something or deface the record.
D Footnotes are not used in nursing documentation.
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School age (late childhood): 6–12 years, or to puberty.
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