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The nurse observes a toddler riding a tricycle and decides that the parents need additional safety education. What did the nurse observe?
 
  A) Toddler wearing a helmet
  B) Toddler wearing long pants
  C) Toddler wearing tennis shoes
  D) Toddler not wearing a helmet

Question 2

A nurse is assessing a postpartum client who is at home. Which statement by the client would lead the nurse to suspect that the client may be developing postpartum depression?
 
  A) I just feel so overwhelmed and tired..
  B) I'm feeling so guilty and worthless lately..
  C) It's strange, one minute I'm happy, the next I'm sad..
  D) I keep hearing voices telling me to take my baby to the river..



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Toddlers need to wear a helmet as soon as they begin riding a tricycle. Parents are not as conscientious about using helmets as they are for bicycle riding so this is an area where health teaching is necessary. Wearing a helmet would be expected, and the nurse would not need to provide additional safety education for the parents. Long pants and tennis shoes do not pose a safety issue.

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Indicators for postpartum depression include feelings related to restlessness, worthlessness, guilt, hopeless, and sadness along with loss of enjoyment, low energy level, and loss of libido. Thus, the statement by the mother about feeling guilty and worthless suggest postpartum depression. The statements about being overwhelmed and fatigued and changing moods suggest postpartum blues. The statement about hearing voices suggests postpartum psychosis.





 

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