A breastfed infant has been diagnosed with nonphysiologic jaundice. Which of the following causes would the nurse most likely attribute this development to?
A) Inadequate intake of breast milk
B) Blood abnormality
C) Inadequate intake of water
D) Impaired liver function
Question 2
The pediatric nurse working in a community health care center is aware of the new trends in family and child nursing. Which of the following statements accurately reflects one of these trends?
A) Nursing care for mothers, families, and children focuses on providing generalized and basic care.
B) The current body of knowledge supports longer hospital stays with decreased outpatient services.
C) Despite the complexity of issues, the biggest demand of families is for more advanced scientific and technological care.
D) Advances in knowledge have supported a healthier lifestyle but have also contributed to difficult issues that nurses face in providing safe and competent nursing care.
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