A nurse assesses the height and weight measurements on an infant and documents these measurements at the 75th percentile. The nurse notes that the previous measurements two months ago were at the 25th percentile.How should the nurse interpret these data?
1. The infant is not gaining enoughweight.
2. The infant has gained a significantamount of weight.
3. The previous measurements weremost likely inaccurate.
4. These measurements are most likelyinaccurate.
Question 2
The nurse working with a family has observed that the older children have a large number of dental caries, and so plans to provide the mother with information to prevent the development of dental caries in her new infant.
Which of these interventions will prevent the development of
dental caries in infants? (Select all that apply.)
1. Avoiding nursing or giving the infanta bottle at bedtime
2. Giving foods high in sugar only atbreakfast time
3. Using a soft moist gauze for cleaning
4. Using a topical anesthetic dailybeginning as soon as the first tooth begins to erupt
The tone of the nurse-patient introduction sets the stage for the patient interview and patient care
Infant car seat
a) Shift your weight at the end of your reach. b) Avoid overreaching.
Weight management is such a hot topic in the United States that it is frequently
Continuous Variation in Height (Females)