A nurse is providing teaching to a parent of a toddler who has a recent diagnosis of retinoblastoma. The parent asks the nurse which providers would be assigned to their child's care. Which of the following providers should the nurse expect to be included in this child's care? (Select All that Apply.)

A. Encouraging the child to be more physically active to increase calorie expenditure. – Incorrect. A child with failure to thrive (FTT) requires adequate caloric intake, and excessive activity could further contribute to weight loss.

B. Provide education on growth and development and parenting skills. – Correct. Many cases of FTT result from inadequate nutrition due to parental knowledge deficits. Educating parents on feeding techniques and child development helps promote growth.

C. Restricting fluids to prevent excessive weight gain. – Incorrect. FTT is characterized by inadequate weight gain, not excessive weight. Hydration is essential for overall health.

D. Encouraging the child to eat less to promote weight loss. – Incorrect. The goal of FTT management is to increase caloric intake to support proper growth and development.

A. Administer benzodiazepine medication. – Correct. Benzodiazepines (e.g., lorazepam, diazepam) are first-line treatments for prolonged seizures.

B. Perform neurological checks. – Correct. Monitoring postictal status helps assess brain function.

C. Reorient and calm the child. – Correct. After the seizure, the child may be confused and require reassurance.

D. Position the child in a side-lying position. – Correct. This prevents aspiration and maintains a clear airway.

E. Restrict the child's movements during the seizure. – Incorrect. Restraining can cause injury. Instead, protect the child from harm by removing nearby objects.

F. Document the duration and characteristics of the seizure. – Correct. Recording seizure length, activity, and triggers is crucial for medical management.