Answer to Question 1
D
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A Incorrect. Responding to a child with growth hormone deficiency asking how many shots he will have to take, the nurse's best response is not one injection, and then the problem will be fixed.
B Incorrect. Responding to a child with growth hormone deficiency asking how many shots he will have to take, the nurse's best response is not a series of three injections, which will jump-start your production of growth hormone.
C Incorrect. Responding to a child with growth hormone deficiency asking how many shots he will have to take, the nurse's best response is not injections for about a year, and then you will be tall enough.
D Correct. Growth hormone treatment can continue for many years.
Answer to Question 2
B
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A Incorrect. Asked about the cost of growth hormone treatments, the nurse's best response to the parents is not that the cost is well forth it and you need to do this.
B Correct. Caregivers need to be prepared for the financial implications of growth hormone therapy, which costs 25,000 to 30,000 per year to treat the average 30 kg child with GHD.
C Incorrect. Asked about the cost of growth hormone treatments, the nurse's best response to the parents is not that there is no need to worry.
D Incorrect. Asked about the cost of growth hormone treatments, the nurse's best response to the parents is not that they should look into charity first, there are many other options to explore.
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