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erika · **on:** Jun 27, 2018

The nurse working with pregnant women and new mothers in developed countries will advise these women to avoid:

a. breastfeeding c. supplementing breast milk with formula
b. sunlight d. exercising in any health clubs or gyms

Question 2

Which of the following communication strategies should be implemented when interacting with a toddler? Select all that apply.

a. refrain from relating time to familiar occurrences, such as after eating lunch
b. position oneself at the child's eye level before speaking
c. use rewards such as food for acknowledging good behavior
d. avoid using literal terms

al · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 27, 2018

Answer to Question 1

A

Feedback
A Correct. The nurse working with pregnant women and new mothers in developed countries will advise these women to avoid breastfeeding. If they have HIV, their infant may become infected through breast milk.
B Incorrect. Sunlight has no relationship to the etiology of HIV.
C Incorrect. The nurse will advise these women to avoid breastfeeding; therefore, supplementing breast milk with formula is not a logical choice.
D Incorrect. Exercising in any health clubs or gyms has no relationship to the etiology of HIV.

Answer to Question 2

B, D

Feedback
Correct When communicating with a toddler, the speaker should position oneself at the child's eye level.
It is advisable to avoid using literal terms, such as cough your head off, as the toddler may fear that one could literally cough one's head off.
Incorrect It is advisable to relate time to familiar occurrences, such as after eating lunch.
While acknowledging good behavior with rewards is acceptable, food is not an advisable reward option.