When a child is hospitalized, which of the following would be an example of regression?

The child develops new interests and hobbies

The child starts sucking their thumb again

The child becomes more independent in self-care activities

The child experiences an increase in appetite

Answer and Explanation

The Correct Answer is B

A. The child develops new interests and hobbies. – Incorrect; this is a sign of maturity, not regression.

B. The child starts sucking their thumb again. – Correct; regression is a temporary return to earlier behaviors (e.g., thumb-sucking, bedwetting) due to stress.

C. The child becomes more independent in self-care activities. – Incorrect; increased independence is a sign of maturity, not regression.

D. The child experiences an increase in appetite. – Incorrect; increased appetite is not a typical sign of regression.

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Correct Answer is B

Explanation

A. Increased risk of vomiting – Incorrect; ORS does not increase vomiting risk. It is given in small amounts to prevent vomiting.

B. Alleviation of diarrhea symptoms – Incorrect; ORS does not stop diarrhea, but it prevents dehydration.

C. Decreased levels of electrolytes – Incorrect; ORS helps restore electrolytes, not decrease them.

D. Increased risk of dehydration – Incorrect; ORS prevents dehydration, which is its primary purpose.

A. Elevated client blood pressure during contractions B. Decrease in client blood volume C. Increased client cardiac output D. Client bradypnea

Correct Answer is C

Explanation

A. Elevated client blood pressure during contractions – Incorrect; high BP can reduce uteroplacental circulation, affecting fetal oxygenation.

B. Decrease in client blood volume – Incorrect; a drop in blood volume would compromise oxygen delivery.

C. Increased client cardiac output – Correct; cardiac output increases during labor to enhance blood flow to the placenta, improving fetal oxygenation.

D. Client bradypnea – Incorrect; slow breathing (bradypnea) can lead to hypoxia, reducing fetal oxygen supply.

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