A nurse is caring for a child who has disseminated intravascular coagulation. Which of the following laboratory findings should the nurse expect?

Rationale:

A. This is a positive reinforcement strategy that can motivate the child to take the medication and reduce the unpleasant taste.

B. Giving milk with the medication may not be suitable for all medications, and some medications may interact with dairy products.

C. Mixing the medication with the child's favorite food is not advised because it can alter the taste and texture of the food and make the child dislike it in the future.

D. Diluting the medication with water may not be appropriate for all medications, and it could alter the effectiveness or stability of the medication.

Rationale:

A. A child with cystic fibrosis needs a high-calorie diet to meet their nutritional needs and prevent malnutrition.

B. Sweat chloride testing is used to diagnose cystic fibrosis, not to monitor its progression.

C. Chewing pancrelipase medication before eating is incorrect. Pancrelipase should be swallowed whole with meals to aid in digestion.

D. Administering dornase alfa every 4 hours for wheezing is not appropriate. Dornase alfa is typically used for cystic fibrosis to help thin mucus and improve lung function, but it is not indicated for wheezing, and the dosing frequency provided is incorrect.