Answer to Question 1
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A Incorrect. To help a preschooler sleep at night, the nurse will not recommend that the caregivers avoid milk drinks at bedtime.
B Incorrect. To help a preschooler sleep at night, the nurse will not recommend that the caregivers have the child watch television until he or she falls asleep.
C Correct. To help a preschooler sleep at night, the nurse will recommend that the caregivers read a bedtime story and establish a firm bedtime.
D Incorrect. To help a preschooler sleep at night, the nurse will not recommend that the caregivers provide soda or coffee with milk at bedtime.
Answer to Question 2
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A Correct. There are potential complications to growth hormone therapy. At physiological replacement doses, side effects can include slipped femoral epiphysis, pseudotumor cerebri, edema, and sodium retention.
B Incorrect. Immunodeficiency with increased susceptibility to infections is not among the potential complications to growth hormone therapy.
C Incorrect. The unexplained development of an autoimmune disease such as Addison's disease is not among the potential complications to growth hormone therapy.
D Incorrect. Circulatory disorders such as cardiac arrhythmias, valve disease, or stroke are not among the potential complications to growth hormone therapy.
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