Which play item should the nurse bring from the playroom to a hospitalized toddler in isolation?

A) Small plastic Lego
B) Set of large plastic building blocks
C) Brightly colored balloon
D) Coloring book and crayons

Mrs.Beauvert comes to the clinic with her 1-month-old infant.She tells the nurse that she is going to have to stop breast-feeding her daughter because her baby's stools are yellow.What is the nurse's best response?

A) "You are correct.Let's discuss this problem with your doctor."
B) "You really don't need to worry.It is normal for the baby's stools to be that colour."
C) "Do you feel that because your baby's stools are yellow that you are not providing adequate nutrition for her?"
D) "Yellow stools are normal in infants.Is there any other reason you feel you should quit breast-feeding?"

A patient who is a migrant farm worker did not graduate from high school and speaks English as a second language.The nurse will be providing discharge teaching after a hysterectomy.The nurse is concerned about the patient's ability to understand the discharge instructions.Which of the following should be of most concern in this situation?

A) Motivation
B) Developmental stage
C) Health literacy
D) Psychomotor learning

The patient reports taking an opioid medication in large dosages for the past several years.While in the hospital,the patient is not prescribed the medication and develops tachycardia,hypertension,sweating,and tremors.He becomes confused and experiences visual hallucinations.The nurse recognizes these signs as indicative of _____________.