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futuristic

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Which information is most essential for the nurse to obtain before a mother and baby are discharged from a birthing center or hospital?
 
  a. The type of crib the infant will be using
  b. What assistance the mother will have after discharge
  c. That an infant seat will be used for the drive home
  d. That the mother is comfortable with the care of her newborn

Question 2

When the nurse asks a 2-year-old if he wants a cookie, he says, No and reaches out to take it from the nurse. The nurse understands that this behavior indicates the child is in which stage of development according to Erikson?
 
  a. Trust versus mistrust
  b. Autonomy versus shame and doubt
  c. Initiative versus guilt
  d. Industry versus inferiority



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: C

Answer to Question 2

ANS: B



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