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:

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

Which of the following are characteristics seen in bronchiolitis and RSV? (Select All That Apply . )

You are caring for a 2-year-old child with tetralogy of Fallot that is experiencing a TET spell. What positioning will best promote oxygenation for this child?

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

A 3-year-old with bacterial pneumonia is crying and says it hurts when he coughs. The nurse would teach the child to do which of the following?

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).

A child presents to the ER with anemia and leukocytosis. The physician suspects juvenile arthritis. What other physical findings will the nurse assess that relate to diagnosis? SATA

The mother of a 6-year-old child who has recently had surgery for removal of his tonsils and adenoids complains that they have begun sucking their thumb again. The nurse caring for the child should assure the mother that this is a normal response for a child who has undergone surgery, and that is a coping mechanism that children sometimes use called:

A nurse is caring for a 2 year old child in the immediate postoperative period. Which pain assessment tool is most appropriate for this 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?