The nurse is providing discharge instructions to the mother of a child admitted for fever of unknown origin. Which of the following statements, if made by the mother, would indicate the need for further instruction?
1. I should use Tylenol or aspirin to bring down the temperature.
2. I should contact the doctor if I cannot wake up my child.
3. I should observe how much my child urinates.
4. I should monitor my child's intake of fluids throughout the day.
Question 2
A pregnant client reports concern about the development of reddish marks on her abdomen and breasts. The client asks about having a cream prescribed to help them disappear.
Which information will the nurse include when providing education to the client regarding this inquiry?
Select all that apply.
1. The stretch marks will fade but not disappear.
2. Cream will help the skin stay supple.
3. Cocoa butter lotions and creams will clear the marks completely.
4. The marks will lighten to a silvery tone after pregnancy.
5. Wearing supportive undergarments will help to support the skin and reduce the appearance of the marks.
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