A nurse is planning care for a child with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). Which nursing diagnosis is the highest priority for this child?

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

A nurse is planning care for a child with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). Which nursing diagnosis is the highest priority for this child?

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:

Which immunization will the nurse teach to the mothers that can assist in preventing the life-threatening disease epiglottitis?

A school-age client who recently moved to a new school in a different town presents to an ambulatory care center and describes the following, ‘I have no friends in my new school and I no longer want to play soccer. I know I will be lonely here too.’ Which of these takes priority when speaking with the school-age client?

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?

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 has admitted a child with tricuspid atresia. The nurse would expect which initial lab result?

Chelation therapy is an effective treatment for which condition?

Following a hypospadias repair, the 10-month-old child returns from the operating room with a urethral stent. It is now 8 hours since the child’s surgery. Which assessment finding should be reported to the surgeon?