A nurse is аssisting with the cаre оf а tоddler in a clinic. Exhibit 1 Vital Signs 24-mоnth well-child visit:Temperature 37.2° C (99° F) temporalHeart rate 135/minRespiratory rate 30/minOxygen saturation 98% on room air1 week later:Temperature 39.1° C (102.4° F) temporalHeart rate 148/minRespiratory rate 35/minOxygen saturation 92% on room air Exhibit 2 Nurses' Notes 24-month well-child visit:Toddler is accompanied to clinic by their caregivers for their annually scheduled wellness examination. Toddler is alert and cooperative during examination. Lungs clear to auscultation bilateral, anterior, and posterior. Heart rate regular rate and rhythm without murmurs. Skin warm and dry to touch.1 week later:Caregivers report that their toddler is not feeling well, has been nauseated with vomiting, and has decreased urine output since last visit. Toddler is not talkative nor active during the examination and reports pain as 4 on FACES pain scale. Respirations irregular, rapid at 35/min. Scattered rhonchi over anterior bases. Posterior lung fields clear to auscultation. Sternal retractions noted. Heart rate and rhythm regular. Skin hot to touch. Toddler is crying. Exhibit 3 History and Physical Diagnosed with iron deficiency anemia at 15 months of age. Complete the following sentence by using the options below. Choose 1 option for blank 1 and 1 option for blank 2. The nurse should first address the toddler's ___Blank 1___ followed by the toddler's ___Blank 2___
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