A．Delayed growth and development.
B．Ineffective role performance.
C．Posttrauma syndrome.
D．Chronic low self-esteem.

A．Increased production of insulin.
B．Lower seizure threshold.
C．Increased coagulation time.
D．Increased risk of heart failure.

A．"Newborns should breastfed at least every 3 hours during the day. "
B．"Newborns should be fed when they cry. "
C．"As long as the baby feeds four times a day, he will get enough. "
D．"Newborns may breastfeed continuously until they stabilize. "

A．Carry out the assessment from head to toe.
B．Assess motor function by having the child run and walk.
C．Have the mother hold the toddler on her lap.
D．Assess the respiratory and cardiac systems first.

A．Formula feeding should be avoided to prevent interfering with the breast milk supply.
B．Primarily, water supplements should be used to prevent jaundice.
C．Formula supplements can provide nutrients not found in breast milk.
D．More vigorous sucking is needed for a bottle-feeding, so supplements should be avoided.

A．Limit physical activity while taking the drug.
B．Eliminate caffeine from the diet while taking drug.
C．Arrange to have a CBC drawn weekly.
D．Take the drug on an empty stomach.

A．False imprisonment.
B．Violation of confidentiality.
C．Limit setting.
D．Slander.

A．Assigning him to group activities.
B．Reducing his stimulation.
C．Assisting him with self-care.
D．Helping him express his feelings.

A．After instilling the solution, pack the ear canal tightly with cotton pledgets.
B．Allow the irrigating solution to run down the wall of the ear canal.
C．The irrigating solution should be cool.
D．Use sterile solution and equipment.

A．Monitoring for a urinary tract infection.
B．Measuring urine output accurately.
C．Preventing urinary retention.
D．Assessing urine specific gravity.