Most pediatric orthopedists will tell a family to protect a child’s fractured extremity for 2 to 4 weeks after a cast is removed.

A childhood fracture that involves the growth plate can cause temporary disruption in bone growth, but as the child enters early adolescence, the bone growth catches up and there are no long-term consequences to the injury.

Which food should the nurse teach the parents to introduce to their infant’s diet first?  

Which is the nurse’s best approach to teach high school students about smoking prevention?  

The signs and symptoms of OM in an infant include which of the following? (Select all that apply.)  

Sam, a licensed vocational nurse (LVN), sees that it is time for his 5-year-old patient’s digoxin. How should Sam prepare to administer this medication? (Select all that apply.)  

When a parent voices concerns about his or her 13-year-old having school aversions, frequent absences, stomachaches, and poor school performance, what should the nurse suspect?

The diet for a child with CKD should be high in calories and include:  

Which should the nurse teach the parent of a child with suspected meningitis?  

 Which signs or symptoms may occur in a child with cystic fibrosis? (Select all that apply.)