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A nurse is preparing discharge teaching for a client being discharged with her newborn baby. What is the highest priority item that must be included in the teaching plan?
 
  A) Lock all cabinets that contain cleaning supplies.
  B) Keep all pots and pans in lower cabinets.
  C) Give warm bottles of formula to the baby.
  D) Restrain the baby in a car seat.

Question 2

If a client has a positive skin test for tuberculosis (TB), the nurse knows this result indicates that the client:
 
  a. needs further testing
  b. has been infected with and has formed antibodies against tuberculosis
  c. has been infected with tuberculosis and requires immediate treatment
  d. has only been exposed to tuberculosis



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Answer to Question 1

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The client should restrain the baby in a car seat when driving. Infants are especially vulnerable to injuries resulting from falling off changing tables or being unrestrained in automobiles. Locking the cabinets and giving warm bottles of formula to the baby are secondary teachings.

Answer to Question 2

B
A Mantoux tuberculin skin test is used to screen for TB; a positive reaction indicates that the person has been infected with and has developed antibodies against the tubercle bacillus, but a negative reaction does not exclude the possibility of exposure to TB, particularly in those who are immunocompromised.



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