Answer to Question 1
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A Incorrect. When obtaining a child's past health history, the nurse would ask questions aimed at getting pertinent information, but not beginning with the Apgar score and birth itself.
B Incorrect. When obtaining a child's past health history, the nurse would ask questions aimed at getting pertinent information, but not beginning with the postnatal period.
C Incorrect. When obtaining a child's past health history, the nurse would ask questions aimed at getting pertinent information, but not beginning with the labor and delivery.
D Correct. When obtaining a child's past health history, the nurse would ask questions aimed at getting pertinent information, beginning with the prenatal period.
Answer to Question 2
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A Correct. The behaviors of a child with autism include solitary play, repeated seemingly meaningless activities, bizarre body movements, obsessive about physical environment, and little speech.
B Incorrect. The behaviors of a child with autism do not include quietly engaged in parallel play with others, hugging everyone at times, and getting excited about seeing familiar people.
C Incorrect. The behaviors of a child with autism do not include hallucinations, hearing voices, hurting others, and tearing up toys.
D Incorrect. The behaviors of a child with autism do not include showing a wide range of emotions, labile, and aggressive.
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Disease: Major environmental health problems
The Growing Child
Administrative and Clinical Procedures for the Canadian Health Professional, 4/E
Evaluation of sleep complaints and pertinent clinical history