A client is to receive 4 mg morphine sulfate IV push. The pharmacy delivers 5 mg in a 2-mL vial. How much should the nurse administer for one dose? (Record your answer using a decimal rounded to the nearest tenth.) ____ mL

A client has received an opioid analgesic for pain. The nurse assesses that the client has a Pasero Scale score of 3 and a respiratory rate of 7 shallow breaths/min. The client’s oxygen saturation is 87%. What action should the nurse perform first?

The nurse is alert for sympathetic responses to pain such as:

Extra Credit (3pts): Tell me something you are excited about doing over before Fall classes begin. 🙂

Truancy is an example of a status offense

Delinquent children often have committed offenses that would be classified as criminal if they were adults.​

Which U.S. Supreme Court decision departed from the trend toward increasing juvenile rights by ruling that juveniles may be held in preventive detention before trial if they are deemed a risk to the community?

Only a small percentage of juvenile arrests are for homicide.​

A prison guard can use force in all levels if it is needed to prevent one inmate from harming another inmate.

The nurse is assessing a client for possible organic causes of ED. Which health history finding would support this etiology?