Which nursing action is most appropriate in this situation?

Which of the following information documented by the nurse provides the most evidence that the mother is bonding with her newborn with Down syndrome?

Rationale: Smiling and talking to the baby indicate emotional engagement and attachment, key signs of bonding.

If the unprescribed drug is an anabolic steroid, which other physical effect is common?

Rationale: Acne is a common side effect of anabolic steroids.

When performing a brief check of the client's mental status, which question is most appropriate for assessing the client's orientation?

Rationale: Asking the date assesses orientation to time, a key component.

When reviewing the assessment data, the nurse would expect to note which characteristic physical finding?

Rationale: Erosion of dental enamel is caused by frequent vomiting in bulimia.

If the teenage mother expresses feeling inexperienced and inadequate in caring for the baby, which referral is best?

Rationale: Parenting classes provide education and support to build confidence and skills.

Pediatric Mental Health NCLEX Questions