Which of the Following Sets of Symptoms Would the Nurse

question 34

Multiple Choice

Which of the following sets of symptoms would the nurse identify in an infant exhibiting hypotonia?

• A)Tense muscles and uncoordinated, awkward, stiff movements
• B)Increased range of motion of joints, diminished reflex response, floppiness
• C)Constant involuntary writhing motions that are more severe distally.
• D)Paralysis of one side of the body, with greater upper extremity dysfunction

Acknowledge the importance of hygiene practices in different settings, including the acute care environment and pediatric care.

Understand the principles of skin care and the prevention of pressure ulcers and other skin impairments.

Demonstrate knowledge of proper techniques for nail care and shaving to prevent injury.

Grasp the importance of correct positioning and preparation for hygiene care to ensure patient safety and comfort.

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