Answer:
C
Explanation:
The positive halo sign indicates a leak of cerebrospinal fluid. This places the client at high risk of acquiring an infection. Communication and nutrition are not priorities compared with preventing a brain infection. The client has a definite risk for a skin breakdown, but it is not the immediate danger a brain infection would be.
That is a good answer, add a bit of your personal fears (don't share here) and it will be good.
Many STDs don't have obvious symptoms. Lots of people don't even know they have an STD until their doctor discovers it. Even a bump that looks like an ingrown hair could be something more. Getting a prescribed antibiotic from a professional would be way more accurate at treating the STD than one you would get from the drug store
Answer:
B: impaired parenting associated with failure to provide stimuli for growth
rationale
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Explanation:
Based upon lack of stimuli (sensory deprivation), an appropriate nursing diagnosis is impaired parenting associate with failure to provide stimuli for growth. There is no information that the child has impaired senses, sensory overload, or impaired skin integrity.
