A 4-year-old child weighing 16 kg is diagnosed with active tuberculosis (TB). The healthcare provider prescribes Rifampin for the child. The recommended dose range of Rifampin for pediatric TB patients is 15 – 20 mg/kg/day. What is the safe dose range of Rifampin for this child?

The public health nurse is planning on calling a client who tested postive for E. Coli. What questions might the nurse ask the client?

The community health nurse observes an increase in the development of multidrug-resistant tuberculosis. The nurse understands that a major reason for this occurrence for individual clients would most likely be:

When describing a foodborne illness using the Epidemiological triad, which of the following can be considered the Environment? (select all that apply).

A family with small children has just returned from a camping trip with a site that was next to a small stream. The 2 young boys who were playing by the stream develop diarrhea, abdominal pain, and cramps and are evaluated at the local clinic. The nurse suspects which of the following?

A client is starting treatment for MDR-TB. Cycloserine is prescribed 15mg/kg/day and is available in 250 mg capsules. The Adult weighs 66.6 kg. What is the daily safe dose?

A client who is being treated for TB is on rifampin and ethambutol as part of the medication regimen. For which of the following side effects of the medication should the nurse monitor? (select all that apply)

Which statement accurately describes a community health nurse action who is caring for an individual with a communicable disease?

Which of the following are examples of opioids? (select all that apply)

A client with Latent Tuberculosis is being started on Isoniazid. Before giving the client the first dose, the nurse should ensure which baseline study has been completed?