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danielfitts88

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A nurse understands that which type of exercise would be best for a child with juvenile arthritis?
 
  a. Jogging
  b. Tennis
  c. Gymnastics
  d. Swimming in a heated pool

Question 2

When teaching the parents of a child with osteogenesis imperfecta about nutrition, the nurse should emphasize a diet that is:
 
  a. high in protein.
  b. high in calories.
  c. low in fiber.
  d. high in calcium.



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Answer to Question 1

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The warmth of the water, coupled with mild resistance, makes swimming the perfect medium for strengthening and range-of-motion exercises while protecting the joints. Jogging jars the hip, knee, and ankle joints and can cause joint damage. Tennis also jars the joints and can cause joint damage. Gymnastics does not protect the joints from injury.

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Foods high in calcium, and calcium supplements if necessary, should be included in the diet. Nutritional guidelines should support healthy growth and development. Protein intake should be based on the child's age-appropriate dietary needs. The diet should not be high in calories. Excessive weight gain can place undue stress on the musculoskeletal system. High-fiber foods should be included in the diet.





 

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