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For lipid fractionation, the client cannot eat for 12 hours prior to the test, but he or she can drink an unrestricted

amount of water. No lipid solution is given. Thus, the other choices are incorrect.Reduction of Risk Potential

Crying is a regressive behavior. The ego returned to an earlier, comforting, and less-mature way of behaving in the face of disappointment. Conversion involves the transformation of anxiety into a physical symptom. Introjection involves intense unconscious identification with another person. Rationalization involves the unconscious process of developing acceptable explanations to justify unacceptable ideas, actions, or feelings.Psychosocial Integrity

Head lag should be completely resolved by 4 months of age. Continuing head lag at 6 months of age

indicates the need for further developmental or neurological evaluation. Laying the infant on her stomach

promotes muscle development of the neck and shoulder muscles, but because of the age of this child, a referral

should be the first action. These findings are not normal for a 6-month-old infant. Significant head lag can be seen

in infants with Down syndrome and hypoxia, as well as neurologic and other metabolic disorders. Some of those

disorders might have mental retardation as a component. However, this child needs to have the referral to

determine the cause of the head lag first.Health Promotion and Maintenance

CPK-MB is elevated in clients who have had a myocardial infarction. CPK-BB is elevated in clients who

have brain damage, and CPK-MM is elevated in clients who have skeletal muscle damage. CPK-MI does not

exist.Reduction of Risk Potential