Which of the following best illustrates the principles of family-centered care in pediatrics?

Which of the following is a common practice setting for Nurse Practitioners (NPs)?

Pediatric Nurse Practitioner students get certified from which certification board?

In developing  a management plan with for a 10 year old pediatric patient, who is part of the shared decision making plan?

Which of the following correctly describes the difference between ICD-10 codes and CPT codes?

Which of the following activities is within the scope of practice of a Nurse Practitioner (NP)?

A pediatric pt. presents with profound hypotension and altered mental status. Lung sounds are clear. ECG rhythm below. IMC with vascular access has been completed. NS IVP has been administered at a weight-appropriate volume X 2 with no change. rhythm 7.png Given the pt.’s age, what should EMS most likely suspect to be the cause of this condition?

A conscious and alert adult presents with chest heaviness after walking for 10 minutes. The patient denies SOB, nausea, or diaphoresis. PMH: AMI last year. Meds: losartan and hydrochlorothiazide. Denies any allergies. VS: BP 100/70; P 40; ECG as below; R 16; RA SpO2 96%. Lungs are clear bilaterally; skin is pink, warm and dry. Weight: 180 lbs. rhythm 6.jpg Identify the ECG:

A pediatric pt. presents with profound hypotension and altered mental status. Lung sounds are clear. ECG rhythm below. IMC with vascular access has been completed. NS IVP has been administered at a weight-appropriate volume X 2 with no change. rhythm 7.png What is indicated next?

A 3-year old child presents in moderate to severe respiratory distress with audible marked stridor that has progressively gotten worse over the past several days. The child has a fever (101° F), a loud barking cough, and a very hoarse/raspy cry. There is no drooling, wheezing, or retractions. VS: BP 92/60; P 120; R 46; stridor auscultated in upper airway, peripheral lung fields are clear.Which of these is indicated?