A 6 year old child has just been diagnosed with fifths disease in the clinic. The patient presented afebrile, with mild symptoms of runny nose, and headache, as well as a rash bilaterally on cheeks. The parent asks you when it is okay for the child to return to school. The best response would be:

The nurse is caring for an infant, who has not begun walking, with developmental dysplasia of the hip. Which clinical manifestations should the nurse expect to observe? (Select all that apply.)

We are running a phenobarbital level on Mary Garcia. She has a history of seizures and arrives unconscious at the ED. The instrument reported a result of >135 mg/dL.  A dilution should be performed in order to get a result that is within the reportable range.  What dilution will you perform?

A 6-year-old child has a cast applied for a fractured radius. The nurse completes an orthopedic assessment on this child. Which of the following symptoms requires immediate attention and should be reported to the health care provider?

You know the parent of a patient needs additional education for caring for their child who has been diagnosed with helminths when the parent says: 

A parent wants to know why their child needs the Mumps vaccine. Per the parent, Mumps is uncommon in their area and from what he has heard resolves on it’s own without medication. As the nurse you educate the parent on the following known complications of mumps:

Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) Match the Procedure Title with content.

Energy or frequency of light waves varies inversely with the __________________.

Solve the equation and check the correct solution or solutions. If there is no solution, then select the option “no solution.”

Calculate the following for a set of Level 1 glucose values being evaluated: 55, 56, 62, 51, 66, 56, 56, 60 Mean: _____[I1]________  Whole number please SD: _______[I2]_______ One decimal point please %CV: ______[I3]_______ One decimal point please Mode: ______[I4]________  Whole number please =/- 2 SD range ____[I5]_____ One decimal point please