The nurse is educating a 10-year-old client who has type 1 diabetes about their condition. Which of the following statements by the client indicates a need for further teaching?

A nurse is talking with an 11-year-old client who has food allergies about a birthday party that they will be attending. Which of the following statements is most appropriate?   

Generate Solutions (Planning)  The nurse will act immediately, using critical thinking and judgment to stabilize the airway if needed. Notifying a provider immediately upon identifying respiratory distress will be a priority action in the event an advanced airway is needed. If the child is not in distress, determining the respiratory needs will take priority at that time. Upon deciding on level of needs, the nurse will implement basic respiratory needs to aid in increased air movement, supplement oxygenation needs, and provide support and comfort. Upon notifying the provider of Paolo’s respiratory distress, which of the following orders does the nurse anticipate from the provider? Select all that apply.

Case Study 1: Part 3 When collecting the history from Paulo’s mother, the nurse documents the following: He was born at 39 weeks of gestation via a spontaneous vaginal birth.He has had surgery for tube placement in both ears for chronic ear infections.His immunization status is incomplete. Paulo is missing all vaccines due on or after the 12-month point.Paulo’s mother is currently pregnant. Based on the medical history collection, which of the following could potentially be the cause of Paulo’s manifestations? 

Determine if the following manifestations are allergic rhinitis, allergic reaction, or anaphylaxis. 

A nurse is teaching parents about contributors to feeding issues. Which of the following age groups should the nurse mention as having higher rates of rejecting new food, picky eating, and neophobia?  Select all that apply.

A client who has type 2 diabetes presents to the emergency department. Which of the following manifestations should first cause the nurse to suspect diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA)? 

A parent brings their 12-year-old female child to the provider’s office because they are concerned about a lack of progression toward puberty. Which of the following is the most appropriate response from the nurse?  

A nurse is admitting a pediatric client who has a deficiency in growth hormone. Which of the following components of the client’s medical history are pertinent to this diagnosis?

A nurse is caring for a child who has tonsilitis. Which of the following manifestations displayed by the client would be most concerning to the nurse?