A nurse is instilling an ophthalmic medication into a client’s eyes.  What instruction would the nurse give to the client to help facilitate distribution of the medication?

The reason NG tube placement must be checked before the administration of medication is to verify that the tip is correctly placed in the ___________.

Which sign of childhood trauma is characterized by the child appearing to be withdrawn, shutdown, or avoidant?

The nurse notes “Antifungal troches to buccal mucosa tid” as a new client order.  The nurse explains to the client that this medication will be delivered:

At what age does neglect or a significant lack of attunement have the greatest impact on a child’s future abilities to maintain self-regulation?

The central government created by the Constitution of 1787 had the power to:

The nurse is caring for a client who is to receive the ordered sliding scale insulin as seen below. The client’s blood glucose before lunch reads: 262 mg/dL. How many units should the nurse administer to the client?  

Which of the following routes allows medication to reach the bloodstream fastest?

Which of the following statements below represents the correct recommendation for physical activity for school age children (ages 6-17) according to the American Academy of Pediatrics and the Centers for Disease Control (CDC)?

The use of standardized, validated measures to determine if a child is either likely on track with their development or if they should be referred for further assessment by medical and/or developmental care providers is defined as  ________.