Answer:
2
Explanation:
While this patient is suffering from emphysema, and one of the symptoms is difficulty breathing, this is only experienced when the patient is exerting himself/herself. The more pressing matter to attend to is the fever.
Fever is increase in the core body temperature, which induces sweating to help cool the body, which leads to rapid fluid loss. Hence, encouraging increased fluid intake is the first priority that the nurse should act upon.
They experience exclusion since they are tend to be excluded
D.) abnormally high body mass index (BMI)
B.) Binge eating disorder.
Wow this is a very loaded question. These reactions range typically based on if A) the parent is okay with having a disabled child and of course B) how the doctor reacts and tells the parents to be. It is still a very common thing for doctors to advise to abort a child with disabilities and depending on how a parent takes this a range of emotions could appear like anger, sadness, shock, etc. and the wanting of a disabled child or not can result in the same emotions. I hope this helps!
