Which Preventive Strategies Should the Nurse Include in a Teaching

question 15

Multiple Choice

Which preventive strategies should the nurse include in a teaching session for a mother whose infant is at risk for febrile seizures?

• A) Decreasing oral fluid intake
• B) Patting the child dry after a tepid bath
• C) Administering dose-appropriate aspirin
• D) Providing a sponge bath with cold water

Identify the signs and symptoms of potential complications related to immobilization and casts.

Utilize effective communication strategies in health history taking and physical examination, including with patients who have language barriers or special considerations.

Recognize the signs and symptoms of common infections and conditions affecting the eyes, ears, skin, and respiratory system.

Understand the physiological mechanisms and clinical significance of specific vital signs and symptoms, such as pupil size and breath odor, in diagnosing patient conditions.

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