What percentage of children satisfactorily recover from juvenile ...

[WWatsford]

What percentage of children satisfactorily recover from juvenile rheumatoid arthritis with no functional limitations?
 
  a. 33 c. 66
  b. 40-50 d. 80-90

Question 2

A mother takes a small wrapped gift to the hospital with her. The people who will come to visit her are the husband, the mother, the mother-in-law, the mother's firstborn who is 2 years old, friends, and the health care practitioner.
 
  This gift is most likely for which of the following people and for which of the following purposes? a. the husband, to let him know his role as a father is greatly appreciated
  b. the mother-in-law, to let her know she is very important as the mother of the father
  c. the toddler, to let her know that the mother loves her and she is just as important to her as the new baby
  d. for the health care practitioner who got the mother safely through pregnancy and delivery with a healthy newborn

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Answer to Question 1

D

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A Incorrect. 80-90 of children satisfactorily recover from juvenile rheumatoid arthritis with no functional limitations.
B Incorrect. 80-90 of childrensatisfactor ily recover from juvenile rheumatoid arthritis with no functional limitations.
C Incorrect. 80-90 of children satisfactorily recover from juvenile rheumatoid arthritis with no functional limitations.
D Correct. 80-90 of children satisfactorily recover from juvenile rheumatoid arthritis with no functional limitations.

Answer to Question 2

C

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A Incorrect: The mother's gift is not most likely for the husband, to let him know his role as a father is greatly appreciated.
B Incorrect: The mother's gift is not most likely for the mother-in-law, to let her know she is very important as the mother of the father.
C Correct: The mother's gift is most likely for the toddler, to let her know that the mother loves her and she is just as important to her as the new baby.
D Incorrect: The mother's gift is not most likely for the health care practitioner who got the mother safely through pregnancy and delivery with a healthy newborn.

[WWatsford]

YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review

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