A nurse is telling a new mother from Africa that she shouldn't carry her baby in a sling created from a large rectangular cloth.

The African woman tells the nurse that everyone in Mozambique carries babies this way.

The nurse believes that bassinets are safer for infants. What is this scenario an example of?

To prevent poisoning of a child in the home, it is important to keep cleaning liquids and other potential poisons in a locked cabinet12.

This includes storing medicines, chemicals, and cleaners up high in a locked cupboard and in their original containers1.

Choice A is incorrect because it focuses on prescription medications and not on preventing the poisoning of a child in the home.

Choice C is incorrect because it focuses on taking medications correctly and not on preventing the poisoning of a child in the home.

Choice D is incorrect because storing medications in a visible and accessible place could increase the risk of poisoning if a child were to access them.

Scheduling massages as well as taking prescribed medication for pain control is an example of complementary therapy.

Complementary therapy refers to the use of non-mainstream practices in conjunction with conventional medical treatment.

In this case, the client is using massage therapy, a complementary approach, along with their prescribed medication to manage their pain.

Choice A is not an appropriate response because pain therapy is a broad term that can refer to any approach used to manage pain.

Choice B is not an appropriate response because nociceptive pain control refers to the management of pain caused by tissue damage or inflammation.

Choice C is not an appropriate response because non-therapeutic communication refers to communication that does not promote healing or well-being.