A macrosomic infant in the newborn nursery is being observed for a possible fractured clavicle. For which would the nurse assess? Select all that apply.

asymmetrical movement

bruising over area

edema present

facial grimacing with movement

positive Babinski reflex

Answer and Explanation

Correct Answer : A,B,C,D

A.   Asymmetrical movement may indicate discomfort or restricted mobility due to a fractured clavicle.
B.   Bruising over the area of the clavicle may suggest trauma and could be associated with a fracture.
C.   Edema (swelling) over the fractured clavicle may be present due to inflammation and tissue injury.
D.   Facial grimacing with movement could indicate pain or discomfort associated with a fractured clavicle.
E.   A positive Babinski reflex is unrelated to a fractured clavicle and would not be directly assessed for this condition.

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Correct Answer is B

Explanation

A. Changing routines frequently might confuse the child rather than stimulate initiative.
B. Rewarding the child for showing initiative positively reinforces the behavior and encourages further development.
C. Allowing the child to make choices about playmates can foster independence but may not directly stimulate initiative.
D. Setting appropriate limits is important for a child's development, but not setting any limits can lead to behavioral issues rather than promoting initiative.

A. A pediatric practice B. A dermatology practice C. An urgent care center D. A mobile outreach immunization program

Correct Answer is A

Explanation

A. Health supervision for children as their primary medical contact is a key function of a pediatric practice, where comprehensive healthcare services for children are provided.
B. Dermatology practices focus on skin-related issues rather than comprehensive healthcare for children.
C. Urgent care centers primarily handle acute medical issues on a walk-in basis rather than serving as a primary medical contact.
D. Mobile outreach immunization programs focus specifically on immunization services rather than comprehensive healthcare for children.

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