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joe

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An 11-year-old is brought to the emergency room after experiencing a nosebleed for which her caregiver cannot determine a cause.
 
  In addition, the child is disoriented, appears confused, is having trouble walking, and is experiencing nausea and coughing. These symptoms, as well as the age of this child, might indicate the child possibly has:
  A) fallen on the playground at school.
  B) experimented with an inhalant.
  C) eaten a food to which the child is allergic.
  D) been exposed to a respiratory disease.

Question 2

The nurse is doing dietary teaching with the caregivers of a child diagnosed with idiopathic celiac disease. Of the following foods, which would most likely be appropriate in the child's diet?
 
  A) Bananas
  B) Toast
  C) Oatmeal
  D) Potatoes



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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