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.

​Who is the master of the clinical method?

​Interest areas are

​A clear purpose for assessing children is to

​Young children do not function well in common test situations.

​Because children need to feel secure about beginnings and endings, teachers should ensure that children are met and greeted and that the day is brought to closure with time allowed for dismissal.