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s.tung · **on:** Jun 27, 2018

What should be included in health teaching to prevent Lyme disease?

a. Complete the immunization series in early infancy.
b. Wear long sleeves and pants tucked into socks while in wooded areas.
c. Give low-dose antibiotics to the child before exposure.
d. Restrict activities that might lead to exposure for the child.

Question 2

During which stage of role attainment do the parents become acquainted with their baby and combine parenting activities with cues from the infant?

a. Anticipatory
b. Formal
c. Informal
d. Personal

scrocafella · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 27, 2018

Answer to Question 1

B
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A Currently there is no vaccine available for Lyme disease. The Lyme disease
vaccine had been approved for persons ages 15 to 70 years; however, was
withdrawn from the market in 1992
B Wearing long sleeves and pants, and tucking the pants into socks keeps ticks on
the clothing and prevents them from hiding on the body.
C Antibiotics are used to treat, not prevent, Lyme disease.
D Children should be allowed to maintain normal growth and development with
activities such as hiking.

Answer to Question 2

B
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A The anticipatory stage begins during the pregnancy when the parents choose a
physician and attend childbirth classes.
B A major task of the formal stage of role attainment is getting acquainted with the
infant.
C The informal stage begins once the parents have learned appropriate responses to
their infant's cues.
D The personal stage is attained when parents feel a sense of harmony in their role.