Jasmine explained that Stephanie, her toddler, eats a lot of different foods but especially chips.The new mother (Jasmine) asks nurse Diamond about good beverage choices for her toddler.
Nurse Diamond explains which option as being a good beverage choice for her toddler?

Choice A rationale

Learning to use creative energies relates to the initiative vs. guilt stage, aimed at preschool children, where they begin asserting power and control over their world through play and social interactions.

Choice B rationale

Defining a sense of self is a task during the identity vs. role confusion stage in adolescence. Adolescents work on discovering who they are by exploring beliefs, values, and goals to create a consistent and unique identity.

Choice C rationale

Building a sense of trust is a task during the trust vs. mistrust stage of infancy. Infants need reliable caregiving to develop trust in their environment and the people around them.

Choice D rationale

Learning to perform tasks independently occurs in the autonomy vs. shame and doubt stage, which is observed in toddlers. This stage is about children gaining confidence in their abilities to perform basic tasks on their own.

Choice A rationale

Assisting with crutch walking is necessary but should occur only after ensuring the cast is properly set and stable to avoid injury.

Choice B rationale

Avoiding touch until the cast is dry is unnecessary and impractical. The nurse can handle the cast gently without causing damage.

Choice C rationale

Using a heat lamp can lead to skin burns or uneven drying, which might weaken the cast.

Choice D rationale

Applying moleskin to the edges protects the child’s skin from irritation and breakdown, promoting comfort and skin integrity.