A nurse is providing information to a group of new mothers. Which rationale would the nurse provide for why newborns and young infants are more susceptible to infection?

A child has epistaxis while at school. Which intervention by the school nurse is appropriate?

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

igns indicating vision impairment in a child (Select All That Apply: SATA):

A nurse is discussing health promotion activities with parents of a 4-year-old child. What health promotion activity is most appropriate for this family?

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

The nurse is performing the initial assessment of a child newly diagnosed with Kawasaki disease. Which symptom would the nurse expect to assess with this child?

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

Parents of a child who experienced a moderately severe allergic reaction after eating peanuts ask the nurse what they can do to help if it happens again. Which response by the nurse is the most appropriate?

Expected symptoms in an infant with pyloric stenosis:

An anxious and irritable preschooler arrives in the ER, refusing to lie down to be examined. The child sits, leans forward in onto the hand, and drools saliva. The child is warm to the touch, is using accessory muscles to breath, and pale in color. The nurse should: Place in the correct order from highest to lowest priority (assume you can only do one at a time).