EMS arrives on scene of mother who has delivered a full-term baby. The umbilical cord has been clamped and cut. The baby is dry, warm, pink, and crying vigorously. Which of the following care plans would you recommend they follow if the baby’s condition remains unchanged?

27.  A client comes to the clinic for some lab tests. The physician wants to rule out prostate cancer. The nurse know this lab is commonly ordered when a client is having problems with their prostate?

44.  Menopausal changes occur with age. Which of the following is NOT a symptom of a menopausal change?

A 6-year-old child weighing 22 pounds is diagnosed with septic shock and requires fluid resuscitation. The initial recommended bolus for septic shock in pediatrics is 20 mL/kg over 30 minutes. You are using a 60-drop set (60 drops per mL). Calculate the drip rate in drops per minute. What is the correct drip rate to deliver the fluid bolus?

15.  A client, age 20, visits her physician complaining of vaginal discharge and itching. The nurse assists with a pelvic examination. Which structure visible on pelvic examination is considered part of the female internal genitalia?

When assessing a 30-year-old female in her second trimester of pregnancy, the most important clinical sign of preeclampsia for the AEMT to recognize is:

26.  The nurse is teaching a class about how to perform monthly self-breast examinations. One of the students asks what genes can identify an increased risk of breast cancer? The nurse would be correct in stating, “the inherited susceptibility genes are _____________”.

Which characteristic described in the first element of the Pediatric Assessment Triangle (PAT) assesses the alertness of the child?

35.  The nurse is doing  teaching with an 8 month pregnant client. Which statement made by the client would need further education?

31.  The nurse receives an order for lactulose 2 mg/kg. The weight recorded this a.m. is 174 lbs. How many mg will the nurse administer?   ______ mg