A nurse is reinforcing teaching with new parents on the proper way to use an infant car seat.
Which of the following statements by the parents should indicate to the nurse a need for further teaching?

Choice A rationale

Peer pressure is a significant concern during adolescence as individuals seek acceptance and validation from their peers, often engaging in behaviors they might otherwise avoid.

Choice B rationale

Inclusivity refers to ensuring everyone is included and feels welcomed, but it's not a common concern that would make someone engage in risky behavior like vaping.

Choice C rationale

Cold stress is more related to the physical response to cold environments rather than social situations. Adolescents typically experience cold stress due to environmental conditions, not peer interactions.

Choice D rationale

Role confusion, according to Erikson's stages of development, involves uncertainty about one's role and identity, but it doesn't directly explain engaging in risky behaviors due to peer influence.

Choice A rationale

Discouraging the client from ambulating is not necessary. In fact, early ambulation is often encouraged to promote circulation and prevent complications, depending on the fracture type and treatment plan.

Choice B rationale

Keeping the client's leg in a dependent position is not recommended as it can increase swelling and pain. Elevating the leg is typically advised to reduce swelling.

Choice C rationale

Using a hair dryer on a hot setting to dry the cast is unsafe as it can cause burns and damage the cast. It's better to allow the cast to dry naturally and follow the healthcare provider's instructions.

Choice D rationale

Performing a neurovascular check of the lower extremities is crucial to assess circulation, sensation, and movement. This helps in identifying any complications such as impaired blood flow or nerve damage.