Author Question: A toddler-age patient appears to have lordosis and a potbelly. Which is the reason for this ... (Read 12 times)

sarasara · **on:** Jun 25, 2018

A toddler-age patient appears to have lordosis and a potbelly. Which is the reason for this assessment finding

1) This is abnormal, and back exercises will help improve the toddler's posture.
2) This is the normal appearance of a toddler as a result of weak abdominal muscles.
3) This is normal until the child is 5 or 6 years old.
4) This is abnormal and the toddler may need a back brace for support.

Question 2

A parent states, I am concerned that my 2-year-old doesn't interact with others while playing in the same space. Which rationale will the nurse use when responding to this parent?

1) Toddler play is parallel.
2) The child is shy and withdrawn.
3) The child may have a learning disability.
4) The child's lack of speech inhibits his or her ability to communicate with other children.