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washai

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The nurse is teaching the parents of an infant with an inborn error of metabolism how to care for the infant at home. What information does teaching include?
 
  1. Specially prepared formulas
  2. Cataract problems
  3. Low glucose concentrations
  4. Administration of thyroid medication

Question 2

The nurse is working with an immigrant group in the community that has been in the state for several years. Which of the following findings would indicate that the immigrant group is acculturating?
 
  A. Increased rates of cervical cancer screening exams
   B. Decreased incidence of obesity in adults and children
   C. Fewer screening mammograms
   D. Lowered cholesterol levels and insulin resistance



Sassygurl126

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Answer to Question 1

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Explanation: 1. An afflicted PKU infant can be treated by a special diet that limits ingestion of phenylalanine. Special formulas low in phenylalanine, such as Lofenalac, Minafen, and Albumaid XP, are available.

Answer to Question 2

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