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Practice Question

A nurse is teaching parents of a 10-month-old infant about home safety. Which of the following information should the nurse include in the teaching? Select all that apply.

Answer Choices:

Correct Answer:

Keep plastic bags and plastic grocery bags in a secure place.

Rationale:

✅ A. Keep plastic bags and plastic grocery bags in a secure place

🛡️ Plastic bags are a suffocation hazard for infants who may pull them over their faces during play.

🛡️ At 10 months, infants are increasingly mobile, making it important to store such items in high or locked cabinets.

🛡️ Safe home environments require anticipating developmental behaviors like grabbing and exploring.

🛡️ Storing plastic bags away helps reduce risks related to accidental injury or death.

🛡️ Parental education should emphasize removing common household items that pose hidden dangers.

✅ B. Serve food in small pieces no larger than a cheerio

🛡️ Cheerios are an ideal size and dissolve easily, making them safe for infants learning to chew.

🛡️ At 10 months, most infants lack molars and cannot adequately grind larger or tougher food.

🛡️ This practice reduces the risk of choking, which is a leading cause of injury in this age group.

🛡️ Parents should cut soft fruits, steamed vegetables, or meats into tiny, manageable pieces.

🛡️ Education on age-appropriate food texture and size is critical for infant feeding safety.

✅ E. Use plastic covers on all electrical outlets

🛡️ Infants at this age often crawl and explore, making exposed outlets a major electrocution risk.

🛡️ Plastic outlet covers are essential in preventing fingers or objects from being inserted into sockets.

🛡️ They are a simple, low-cost intervention to reduce home injury.

🛡️ Teaching parents to assess their home from the infant’s eye level helps identify such hazards.

🛡️ This is a core principle of infant-proofing in health promotion and home safety education.

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This question is from RN ATI Pediatrics Nurs 243 Exam(Spring 2024) which contains 39 questions.

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  • Subcategory: ATI Exam(s)
  • Domain: RN ATI Pediatrics
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