Korsakoff’s syndrome can best be described as severe retrograde amnesia.

You are caring for a 16-year-old who is hospitalized with an acute sickle cell crisis. Your priority nursing interventions should include:

Which of the following is a late effect of treating childhood cancers?

Chronic pain is best treated with:

The most common mental health disorder in children:

A mother, whose 8-year-old child was placed in a cast for a fractured right forearm yesterday, calls to report that even after taking oxycodone he is irritable, whiney, and complains of his arm “hurting really bad’. He cannot straighten the fingers on his right arm, they look swollen, and feel “tingly”. The nurse should instruct the mother to:

Which of the following is part of fetal circulation that may be maintained to improve blood flow in a child with a Congenital Heart Defect (CHD)

Based on the leading cause of death for children aged 10-19 year, which of the following health prevention/promotion measures is recommended to start at age 10?

Which of the following does not break the stress response cycle:

In a normal heart, what is the O2 saturation of the blood when it leaves the left atrium