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Question - A nurse is a first responder for a child who has traumatic brain injury. The child is breathing and is unconscious, lying motionless on the pavement. What is the priority intervention?

A nurse cares for a preschooler recently diagnosed with a terminal illness. What are two (2) factors that influence the child's ability to cope with the terminal illness?

A nurse is educating parents about signs and symptoms of celiac disease in children. What are three (3) findings the nurse should include?

A school-aged child is screened for tuberculosis with a Mantoux test. What findings would indicate exposure to a tuberculosis infection?

List medications that might be prescribed to a child diagnosed with nephrotic syndrome.

A nurse assesses a client who has hypocalcemia. The client is positive for Trousseaus' and Chvostek's signs. List three (3) additional clinical manifestations the nurse would expect to note in the client.

An 18-month-old is scheduled to receive an influenza vaccine. The parent asks the nurse if the influenza vaccine can be administered by nasal spray instead of injection. How should the nurse respond?