A nurse is caring for a younger child with otitis media. The parents ask the nurse why children seem to get otitis media frequently, but adults do not. Which statement about the physiological differences between young children and adults would the nurse provide?

While teaching parents of a newborn about normal growth and development, which statement is most appropriate for the nurse to include in the session?

Which of the following are clinical manifestations of Lupus (SLE)?

The teacher reports to the nurse that, despite adequate intelligence, a child is not performing well in school. The nurse’s initial assessments would include:

The nurse is teaching the parents of a child diagnosed with Hepatitis A about care and prevention of transmission. Which of the following statements by the parents indicate more education is needed?

Which food choice is most appropriate for a child who had a tonsillectomy and is now awake and tolerating fluids?

A teenager has recently been diagnosed with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE). In teaching about the disease, the nurse explains that the teenager needs to avoid which typical teenage activity?

A parent questions how her toddler plays with other toddlers. Which response by the nurse displays the best description of the differences in play between the toddler and the preschool-age child?

A 14 year old female presents to the clinic with possible upper UTI (pyelonephritis). What symptoms would you expect to see with this diagnosis?

A nurse is caring for a younger child with otitis media. The parents ask the nurse why children seem to get otitis media frequently, but adults do not. Which statement about the physiological differences between young children and adults would the nurse provide?

A nurse notes that the specific gravity of urine is lower in infants than in older children. The nurse recognizes that the rationale for this difference is related to: