The nurse is planning care for a child with hyponatremia. The nurse is giving report on this child to a new RN on the pediatric unit and cautions the new nurse to be especially alert for which condition in the child?

a) Attending late-night parties and dances might not be directly related to SLE unless it interferes with sleep and rest, which are important for managing the condition.

b) Sun exposure can trigger lupus flares, so activities involving prolonged sun exposure should be avoided or practiced with precautions like sunscreen and protective clothing.

c) Manicures and pedicures typically do not exacerbate SLE unless they involve harsh chemicals that might trigger skin reactions.

d) Daily hair shampoos, unless they contain harsh chemicals or irritants, may not directly exacerbate SLE symptoms.

a) Toddlers play side-by-side, while preschoolers play cooperatively: Toddlers typically engage in parallel play, being near each other but playing independently, whereas preschoolers start engaging in more cooperative play.

b) There are no differences: There are developmental differences in play between toddlers and preschoolers.

c) Toddlers play house and adult roles, while preschoolers play mom and dad roles while playing house: The described roles are not typically associated with toddlers.

d) Toddlers play cooperatively, while preschool children prefer interactive games: Toddlers generally engage less in cooperative play compared to preschoolers who are more capable of interactive play.