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• It is incorrect to focus on removing all yellow exudate.A small amount of yellow exudate is normal during the healing process after circumcision.Attempting to aggressively clean it off can irritate the delicate healing tissues and cause discomfort for the baby.
• Instead,parents should gently cleanse the area with warm water during diaper changes,allowing any mild exudate to naturally drain.

• While ensuring a proper diaper fit is important for overall hygiene,it's not the most crucial aspect of post-circumcision care.A snug diaper can put unnecessary pressure on the healing penis,potentially causing irritation and discomfort.It's generally recommended to choose a diaper that fits comfortably without being too tight.

• Using soap to wash the penis is not recommended during the healing process.Soap can be harsh and drying to the delicate tissues,potentially causing irritation and delaying healing.
• Warm water is sufficient for cleansing the area during diaper changes.

The client should be positioned 20 feet away from the chart, not 3 meters (10 feet)

The nurse should document the smallest line the client can read accurately on the chart, not the largest line

The nurse should instruct the client to begin the assessment by covering one eye and reading aloud the leters on the chart, beginning at the top and moving toward the botom

The nurse should cleanse the client's body while wearing appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) based on indications for isolation precautions, not necessarily sterile gloves .

If the patient wore dentures and your facility’s policy permits, gently insert them; then close the mouth

The nurse should close the eyes by gently pressing on the lids with their fingertips. If they don’t stay closed, place moist coton balls on the eyelids for a few minutes, and then try again to close them. Surgical tape is not mentioned as necessary

The preinteraction phase starts when the nurse is given the responsibility to start a therapeutic relationship with a patient

The termination phase is the final stage of the nurse-client relationship

The nurse should cleanse the client's body while wearing appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) based on indications for isolation precautions, not necessarily sterile gloves

If the patient wore dentures and your facility’s policy permits, gently insert them; then close the mouth

The nurse should close the eyes by gently pressing on the lids with their fingertips. If they don’t stay closed, place moist coton balls on the eyelids for a few minutes, and then try again to close them. Surgical tape is not mentioned as necessary

Marshmallows are not recommended as a healthy snack for toddlers

Almonds are not recommended for toddlers due to their choking hazard

Carrot sticks can be a healthy snack option for toddlers, but they should be cut into thin strips to reduce the risk of choking

Sleeping on a soft matress is not mentioned as a way to manage osteoarthritis symptoms

Aspirin should be taken with food or milk to reduce stomach irritation

Exercising inflamed joints excessively can worsen symptoms. It is important to balance rest and activity

Sleeping on a soft mattress is not mentioned as a way to manage osteoarthritis symptoms.

Aspirin should be taken with food or milk to reduce stomach irritation

Exercising inflamed joints excessively can worsen symptoms. It is important to balance rest and activity

The client should not bear down during rectal tube insertion

Administering a second enema if results are not clear is not mentioned as a safety precaution

The rectal tube should be inserted in the direction of the sacrum, not the umbilicus

Excessive flatulence is not mentioned as a common finding in clients with hemorrhoids.

Frequent stools are not mentioned as a common finding in clients with hemorrhoids

Fecal incontinence is not mentioned as a common finding in clients with hemorrhoids.