A Nurse Is Caring for an Infant Who Is Seen

question 34

Multiple Choice

A nurse is caring for an infant who is seen in the ER with wheezing. The mother states that they are traveling to her parent's home, out of town that afternoon. Which is the best response of the nurse acting as a patient advocate using the CUS technique?

• A) "I am concerned about you leaving on a road trip with your baby. Wheezing is a sign that your baby is having difficulty breathing and may be at risk for respiratory complications."
• B) "I'm sure that once the primary care provider examines your baby and gives him medication he will be fine to travel."
• C) "Once the primary care provider sees your baby he will admit him to the hospital for further evaluation and treatment."
• D) "I am concerned about you traveling today, but as the parents, you know best."

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