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  

50.  In males, loss of function in the pituitary gland would most likely result in ________.

14.  The internal structures of the female reproductive system are the:

29.  A new mother has come to the clinic with painful breast, a temperature of 101.3’F, with swelling and warm to touch. The nurse suspects mastitis. What is type of medication will the physician prescribe?