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A nurse is counseling a family about the management of childhood obesity. Which of the fol-lowing recommendations should be made by the nurse? (Select all that apply.)
 
  a. Set goals related to having a healthier life-style, not dieting
  b. Have low-calorie, nutritious snacks availa-ble and ready
  c. Allow snacking in front of the TV for short periods of time
  d. Decrease computer time and replace it with activities and chores
  e. Invest in a gym membership at a local fa-cility

Question 2

A nurse is caring for a preschool-aged child who has been exposed to environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) on a regular basis. Which of the following is the child at greater risk for because of this exposure?
 
  a. Middle ear infections
  b. SIDS
  c. Living in poverty
  d. Behavioral disturbances



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: A, B, D
Setting goals for a healthier lifestyle; having low-calorie, nutritious snacks available; and de-creasing computer time will assist in managing childhood obesity. Allowing snacking in front of the TV will not decrease childhood obesity. Purchasing a gym membership may be expensive and if not used on a regular basis will have limited effect on obesity.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: A
Children exposed to ETS experience increased episodes of middle ear infections, asthma, upper respiratory tract infections, and more missed school days. SIDS incidence increases with ETS exposure, but this is not a concern with a preschool-aged child.





 

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