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18 in teaching parents the most effective strategy to prevent injuries in a preschooler the nurse would includes Spanking the child when unsafe behavior is displayed Parents setming the example by role modeling suitable safety behaviors. Encouraging child to imitate safety behaviors from peer group during dramatic play Educating the child on hazards and restricting most physical activities. 19. The nurse teaching a group of parents about school readiness. Which of these are essential achievements needed to be ready for school? (Select all that apply) Communicate their needs with language Has developed a conscience Interact cooperatively with peers and adult authority increased attention span and memory Toilet trained The parents of a preschooler reports to the nurse that their child has a lacy rash on the , extremities, that started on the face and that the child's cheeks are bright red as if they een slapped. The nurse is aware that this type of rash is consistent with: Rubeola (measles) Erythema Infectiosum (Fifth Disease) Varicella (chicken pox) Exanthem subitum (roseola) nunars nid child to be

#19 & # 22

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19.School readiness refers to the childs capability to be in a learning environment.They are able to interact for physical,emotional and social needs.They can be with other children leaving their parents,able to understand why a others say,communicate with peers and obey the adults.The child is able to remember things and recollect it.The children are usually able to go to toilet by self asking permission from teacher in school and most children convey this to parents to use the restroom.The child at this age will not be able to say what is right and which is wrong.

Ans.Communicate their needs with language

Interact cooperatively with peers and adult authority

Increased attention span and memory

Toilet trained.

22.This indicates the child eats more and has gained weight .A child at this age needs a complete three meals with at least two snacks.The chiod eating cheeseburger, fries and soda are unhealthy and can cause overweight and indicates the child eats more

Ans.A sweet treat always increases weight and is not always the right choice for good behaviour. Her favourite meakis cheeseburger,fries and soda which she enjoy frequentin a week

She eats three structured meals a day with a variety of foods along with three small snacks.