Author Question: The newborn nursery nurse takes special care in feeding a child with a possible intracranial ... (Read 117 times)

misspop · **on:** Jun 27, 2018

The newborn nursery nurse takes special care in feeding a child with a possible intracranial hemorrhage because these children:

a. Will be likely to engorge themselves
b. Need more nutrients than other babies
c. Have a poor sucking reflex
d. Need cuddling and nurturing

Question 2

When greeting a newly admitted pediatric patient and family, the nurse should:

a. Stand erect in a confident manner
b. Show warmth and friendliness to the child and family
c. Be polite and formal to show respect
d. Hurry through the interview to lessen the stress on the child

b614102004 · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 27, 2018

Answer to Question 1

C
Babies with intracranial hemorrhage have a poor sucking reflex. They do not need any more nutrients or affection than any other child. They are not likely to eat too much because of their poor sucking reflex and the tendency to vomit.

Answer to Question 2

B
The nurse will greet the child at eye level. Towering over the child is frightening. The nurse should be warm and friendly. The nurse should be calm and unhurried when talking with the child and family.