A nurse is making a home visit to a 5-year-old child who has cerebral palsy and uses a wheelchair. Which of the following observations made by the nurse indicates that the family needs support and resources to cope with the child's condition?

Rationale:

A) This indicates a misunderstanding or lack of awareness regarding postoperative mobility expectations.

B) Beginning range-of-motion exercises on the first postoperative day indicates an understanding of the importance of early mobilization for recovery.

C) This may or may not be accurate depending on the individual's recovery progress, but it does not specifically demonstrate understanding of the teaching.

D) This indicates awareness of postoperative care but does not specifically address the immediate postoperative period.

Rationale:

A) It is recommended to use fresh or frozen fruits and vegetables rather than canned due to concerns about added sugars and sodium.

B) Introducing one new food every 5 to 7 days helps identify potential allergies or intolerances and allows the infant's digestive system to adjust to new foods.

C) The amount of solid food introduced initially is typically smaller, usually starting with a teaspoon or so, gradually increasing as the infant gets accustomed to eating solids.

D) Adding rice cereal to a bottle is not recommended as it can increase the risk of choking and does not promote self-feeding skills.