5) The nurse is assessing a toddler who is admitted with suspectedintussusception and presents with vomiting, and blood and mucuspresent in the stools. Which action should the nurse implementfirst?A. Insert a nasogastric tube to low intermittent suction.B. Maintain NPO status and initiate IV fluid hydration.C. Use a faces pain scale to medicate for pain as prescribed.D. Prepared for radiographic studies to determine treatmentoptions. 10)A 9-year-old boy is diagnosed with diabetes mellitus type 1.Which stage of Ericksons theory of psychosocial development isthe nurse addressing when teaching this client about insulininjections?A. IdentityB. IndustryC. AutonomyD. Initiative11) The nurse is providing education to parents aboutpreventing otitis media recurrence in their infant. Whichinstruction should the nurse include?A. Breastfeed frequently.B. Inspect the infants' ears daily.C. Avoid smoke exposure.D. Position prone after feeding.30 l is operiencing a grand mal

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