A 6-year-old child admitted for epilepsy has just finished a 2-minute generalized tonic-clonic seizure in bed. The child is now limp, unarousable, and has frothy saliva pooling in the mouth. Which nursing action should the nurse take FIRST? 

A 4-month-old infant has had a Ventriculoperitoneal (VP) shunt placed to treat hydrocephalus. What ongoing intervention is essential for the nurse to perform daily? 

What position should the nurse place a pediatric patient in immediately following the termination of a tonic-clonic seizure?

An infant is brought to the clinic for a well-child checkup. Upon percussion of the skull, the nurse detects a “cracked pot sound” (Macewen sign). The nurse recognizes this as a sign of:

A nurse observes purpura and petechiae on a 3-year-old child admitted with high fever and agitation. What severe medical emergency does the nurse suspect?

The family of an unconscious pediatric patient asks the nurse about talking to their child. Which statement by the nurse provides accurate information based on sensory function loss?

A child born with spina bifida myelomeningocele is at significantly increased risk for developing which concurrent neurological condition?

You are an athletic trainer at a D3 college covering soccer practice in August. You have set the WBGT device outside for 30 minutes. After the 30 minutes, the device is reporting the WBGT is 88 Degrees Fahrenheit which is Flagged Red. What would the red flag mean for individuals that are acclimatized? 

Which of the following best describes the lightning safe position? (Select all that apply)

When ___________ minutes have passed without either seeing or hearing thunder, it is safe to resume outdoor activities.