Five days after a spontaneous vaginal delivery, a client comes to the emergency room because she has a fever and persistent camping. Her abdomen is tender to palpation.  The nurse recognizes that the cause of these signs and symptoms may be:

​An anti-bias approach has its roots in Maslow and Piaget.

​Self-discipline is a goal of a positive guidance process.

A permissive parental style would be characterized by​

The family centered approach is characterized by​

The postpartum home care nurse is assessing a client that just delivered a baby 3 days ago  and finds her temperature to be 101.6 F (38.6 C). Upon palpation her abdomen is unusually tender. What is the most important nursing action?

Although the nurse has massaged the uterus every 15 minutes, it remains overdistended and boggy and the patient continues to pass large clots. The nurse recognizes these signs indicate uterine:

​To help children feel capable of learning, teachers try to

Positive environmental factors that influence children’s behavior include​

The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends spanking as an effective discipline tool.