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A nurse is caring for an 8-month-old infant who screams when the parent leaves the room. The parent begins to cry and says, "I don't understand why my child is so upset. I've never seen my child act this way around others before." Which of the following statements should the nurse make? "This is a normal, expected reaction for a child of this age." "This is a response to an overstimulating environment." "This is a common reaction to an overexposure to caregivers." "This is a typical reaction for a child who is sick." A nurse is caring for an 8-month-old infant who screams when the parent leaves the room. The parent begins to cry and says, "I don't understand why my child is so upset. I've never seen my child act this way around others before." Which of the following statements should the nurse make? "This is a normal,expected reaction for a child of this age. "This is a response to an overstimulating environment." "This is a common reaction to an overexposure to caregivers. "This is a typical reaction for a child who is sick."

          A nurse is caring for an 8-month-old infant who screams when the parent leaves the room. The parent begins to cry and says, "I don't understand why my child is so upset. I've never seen my child act this way around others before." Which of the following statements should the nurse make?
"This is a normal, expected reaction for a child of this age."
"This is a response to an overstimulating environment."
"This is a common reaction to an overexposure to caregivers."
"This is a typical reaction for a child who is sick."
A nurse is caring for an 8-month-old infant who screams when the parent leaves the room. The parent begins to cry and says, "I don't understand why my child is so upset. I've never seen my child act this way around others before." Which of the following statements should the nurse make?
"This is a normal,expected reaction for a child of this age.
"This is a response to an overstimulating environment."
"This is a common reaction to an overexposure to caregivers.
"This is a typical reaction for a child who is sick."
        
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A nurse is caring for an 8-month-old infant who screams when the parent leaves the room. The parent begins to cry and says, "I don't understand why my child is so upset. I've never seen my child act this way around others before." Which of the following statements should the nurse make? "This is a normal, expected reaction for a child of this age." "This is a response to an overstimulating environment." "This is a common reaction to an overexposure to caregivers." "This is a typical reaction for a child who is sick." A nurse is caring for an 8-month-old infant who screams when the parent leaves the room. The parent begins to cry and says, "I don't understand why my child is so upset. I've never seen my child act this way around others before." Which of the following statements should the nurse make? "This is a normal,expected reaction for a child of this age. "This is a response to an overstimulating environment." "This is a common reaction to an overexposure to caregivers. "This is a typical reaction for a child who is sick."
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00:01 Have one, two, three, four statements.
00:02 One, two, three, four statements.
00:05 We'll put a check mark by the ones that are true and an x by the ones that aren't.
00:09 So, i'll place the baby's car seat in a rear -facing position until they're a year old.
00:15 Well, you don't do that.
00:16 It's according to height and weight.
00:18 So, that would not be the case.
00:20 Then, we have the second one.
00:22 The retainer clip is at the level of the baby's armpits...
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