The nurse is preparing an hour-long health topic seminar for a group of 20 children.
In order to successfully teach this group of individuals, it would be most helpful for the nurse to gather which of the following information about the participants?
A) Medical histories and ethnicity
B) Age and language barriers
C) Reading comprehension and achievement levels
D) Names and family income levels
Question 2
The nurse is doing an in-service training with nurses who are working with families who may be in situations that create high-risk health situations for their children.
The nurse explains that children of caregivers with which of the following situations should be tested annually for tuberculosis? A caregiver:
A) with a diagnosis of HIV
B) who has been serving in the military in the Middle East
C) whose family is homeless
D) who emigrated from Africa before her child was born
The nurse can make observations about the patient's general appearance while talking with the p
To check pupillary reflexes the nurse first holds the penlight
(B) Urine collection cup; (C) 24-hour urine container.
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