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haleyc112

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Which treatment will most likely be the best long-term benefit for a child with an allergic condition in which it is difficult to remove or avoid the allergen?
 
  A) Use of corticosteroids
  B) Electrical stimulation
  C) Use of antihistamines
  D) Hyposensitization

Question 2

The nurse is discussing allergies with a group of caregivers of children who have food allergies.
 
  Which statement made by the caregivers indicates the most concerning issue faced by those who care for children with food allergies?
  A) My daughter loves milk; it is so hard to tell her that she can't let drink it.
  B) I read all the labels, but sometimes it is not easy to understand the ingredients.
  C) When he goes to a friend's house I always have to pack a bag of snacks for him.
  D) We have had to change all of the things we prepare for meals at our house.



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Answer to Question 1

Ans: D

Answer to Question 2

Ans: B



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