While conducting dietary teaching to the parent of an 11-month-old who was diagnosed with milk baby anemia, which food(s) should the nurse encourage the parent to offer the infant? Select all that apply.

Applesauce

Fortified whole grain cereals.

Pureed green beans.

Full fat yogurt.

Soft dried apricots.

Answer and Explanation

Correct Answer : B,C,D

A. Applesauce, while nutritious, does not provide a significant amount of iron and is not particularly helpful for addressing milk baby anemia.

B. Fortified whole grain cereals are a good source of iron, which helps in treating anemia.

C. Pureed green beans are a good source of iron and other essential nutrients.

D. Full fat yogurt is a nutritious option but is not particularly rich in iron. However, it can be part of a balanced diet for the infant.

E. Soft dried apricots, while a good source of iron, may not be appropriate for an 11-month-old due to choking hazards.

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Explanation

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A. Explain the take home medications that can help the client manage anxiety. B. Review the details of the home health care plan devised by the multidisciplinary team. C. Ask the client what is frightening about leaving the hospital and returning home. D. Tell the spouse to wait outside the room so the nurse can interview the client alone.

Correct Answer is C

Explanation

A. While explaining medications for anxiety is helpful, understanding the client's specific fears is crucial for addressing their concerns effectively.

B. Reviewing the home health care plan is important but should follow addressing the client's immediate concerns and fears about going home.

C. Asking the client about their fears helps to address specific concerns and provides an opportunity to offer targeted support and reassurance.

D. While privacy is important, it is not as critical as understanding and addressing the client's fears directly.

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Correct Answer is C

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