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Questions With 100% Correct
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pppurulent ppdrainage, ppalong ppwith ppother ppsigns ppof ppinfection, ppshould ppbe ppreported
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Questions With 100% Correct
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Answers A Graded
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Position ppthe pphead ppof ppcrib ppat pp30 ppdegree ppangle ppbetween
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ppcannot ppdigest pp
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phenylalanine, ppwhich ppis pppresent ppin ppmost ppanimal
ppproducts
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ppremains ppextended, ppthat ppweights ppare ppfree-hanging ppat ppall pptimes, ppthat ppblankets
ppdo ppnot ppcover ppropes ppand ppthat ppthe ppchild ppcannot ppreach ppor ppinterfere ppwith ppthe
ppmechanism pp
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Converting ppounces ppto ppmL pp- pp1 ppoz pp= pp30 ppmL pp
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Dietary pprecommendations ppfor ppa ppchild ppwho pphas ppceliac ppdisease pp(x2) pp- ppChild
ppwith ppceliac ppdisease ppcannot ppprocess ppplant ppprotein ppgluten pp(present ppin ppwheat,
ppbarley, pprye). ppAvoid ppoats ppb/c ppusually ppcontaminated ppwith ppgluten. ppRice ppis
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ppthey ppcannot ppconsume ppare pphigh ppin ppcalcium. ppAlso, pptake pplactase ppwhen
ppconsuming ppa ppdairy ppproduct. pp
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Findings ppassociated ppwith pppoststreptococcal ppglomerulonephritis pp- ppOliguria pp
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Nutritional ppneeds ppof ppthe ppchild ppwho pphas ppacute pppostreptococcal
ppglomerulonephritis pp-
Sodium pprestrictions pp(they ppare pppuffy ppand ppedematous ppand ppsodium ppfollows
ppwater; pplimit ppit)
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, Identifying ppnutritional pprisks ppin ppan ppadolescent pp- ppAdolescents pptend ppto ppeat ppa
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ppof ppforce ppapplied ppdirectly ppto ppbones ppthrough pppins. ppIncreased ppcrusting ppor
pppurulent ppdrainage, ppalong ppwith ppother ppsigns ppof ppinfection, ppshould ppbe ppreported
ppto ppprovider. pp
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Priority ppintervention ppduring ppa pplumbar pppuncture pp- ppImmediately ppafter ppthe
ppprocedure, ppmaintain ppthe ppchild ppin pptheir ppside pplying ppposition ppto ppprevent ppinjury
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and ppthen ppbend ppdown ppas ppif pptouching pptoes, ppback ppparallel
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Expected ppbehavior ppfor ppa pp7 ppyear ppold ppfemale ppchild pp- ppSpends ppa pplot ppof pptime
ppby ppherself pp
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Facilitating ppcommunication ppfor ppa ppchild ppwho pphas pphearing pploss pp- ppSpeak
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