The nurse is developing a plan of care for a toddler-age client diagnosed with respiratory syncytial virus (RSV).Which intervention is inappropriate for this client?
A) Offer small, frequent meals.
B) Encourage to ambulate frequently.
C) Encourage oral intake.
D) Monitor intake and output.

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A) It would not be appropriate to encourage frequent ambulation. Nursing interventions should be introduced in an effort to reduce fatigue, such as allowing rest periods. All other interventions are appropriate for this client.
B) It would not be appropriate to encourage frequent ambulation. Nursing interventions should be introduced in an effort to reduce fatigue, such as allowing rest periods. All other interventions are appropriate for this client.
C) It would not be appropriate to encourage frequent ambulation. Nursing interventions should be introduced in an effort to reduce fatigue, such as allowing rest periods. All other interventions are appropriate for this client.
D) It would not be appropriate to encourage frequent ambulation. Nursing interventions should be introduced in an effort to reduce fatigue, such as allowing rest periods. All other interventions are appropriate for this client.

The Nurse Is Developing a Plan of Care for a Toddler-Age