Answer to Question 1
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A Incorrect. In giving anticipatory guidance to caregivers about infant self-feeding, the nurse would not suggest that the caregivers place the high chair in an area that is carpeted.
B Incorrect. In giving anticipatory guidance to caregivers about infant self-feeding, the nurse would not suggest that the caregivers hold the baby on the lap during feedings.
C Correct. In giving anticipatory guidance to caregivers about infant self-feeding, the nurse would suggest that the caregivers place the high chair on a washable surface.
D Incorrect. In giving anticipatory guidance to caregivers about infant self-feeding, the nurse would not suggest that the caregivers put off self-feeding as long as possible.
Answer to Question 2
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The nurse would use an oral syringe, because it is the most accurate. Teaspoons are often inaccurate and do not hold a standard amount. An IV setup is not appropriate for an oral medication.
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The Dedireyeh infant burial from Syria.
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