A nurse is collecting data from a 10-month-old infant during a well-child visit. Which of the following findings should the nurse identify as a manifestation of torticollis?

A. Members of a health care team can share a computer password.: This is incorrect. Passwords should never be shared, as doing so can compromise the confidentiality of client information. Each team member should have their own secure login and password.

B. Information regarding client health can be e-mailed if encrypted.: This is correct. According to HIPAA guidelines, it is permissible to email client health information if the email is encrypted and appropriate security measures are taken.

C. A client is restricted from accessing his own medical records.: This is incorrect. Clients have the right to access their own medical records under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA..

D. Unwanted printed health information can be discarded in a trash can.: This is incorrect. Printed health information should be shredded, not simply discarded in the trash, to ensure confidentiality is maintained.

A. Neck is in a flexed position is correct. Torticollis (or wry neck) is a condition where the head is tilted to one side due to abnormal positioning of the neck muscles. The infant may exhibit a flexed or tilted neck, and there may be muscle tightness on one side of the neck.

B. Asymmetry of gluteal folds is incorrect. This finding is associated with hip dysplasia, not torticollis. Asymmetry of the folds could indicate a dislocated hip or other musculoskeletal issues.

C. Feet turn inward is incorrect. This finding suggests clubfoot rather than torticollis, a condition where the feet are turned inward and may require correctional intervention.

D. Frenulum connected to the tip of the tongue is incorrect. This describes a condition known as tongue-tie (ankyloglossia., which affects the tongue's movement and is unrelated to torticollis.