During the static phase of Guillain Barré syndrome, nursing care is focused on: 

In providing education on bladder training to the family and the patient who suffers from a neurogenic bladder after having a stroke, the nurse provides correct information when which of the following statements is made? 

The nurse will intervene when they hear the CNA making which statement to the client recovering from a head injury:

During a home-health visit, the son tells the nurse they are concerned that his father is showing signs of depression now that the father had to move in with them. The son notices that his father doesn’t show much interest in family activities and asks the nurse for help. The nurse provides proper education by stating which of the following.

Which of the following is an appropriate intervention for a child with eczema?

The nurse is given in report the patient has sustained burns on 31% of his body. Using the rule of nines, which combination of burn patterns best matches this diagnosis?

A student stops by the college campus nurse to ask what the thick whitish, silver and itchy plaques are present on his arms and back. He tells the nurse he has never had them before. The nurse would anticipate treatment ordered for which of the following?

Which of the following would help the child with a serious burn to meet nutritional needs during the acute phase of recovery?

After the initial Hep B vaccination before discharge of the infant, the next set of vaccines is recommended:

The LVN is working with the RN in the ER when a toddler is brought in from home with scald burns. The father reports the child “climbed in the bathtub when I wasn’t looking.” The LVN notices the mother is apprehensive and has bruising on neck and arms. Both nurses feel the burn patterns don’t match the father’s account of events and suspect there may be abuse going on in the house. At this time what would be the BEST action for the nurses to take?