Which action would the nurse consider a priority when noticing that the child who underwent a tonsillectomy is swallowing frequently?

Which assessment findings should the nurse recognize as signs and symptoms of a possible brain tumor in a school-age child? (Select all that  apply)

Which nursing interventions are appropriate for a child recently admitted with type 1 diabetes who is experiencing deficient fluid volume related to abnormal fluid losses through diuresis and emesis? (Select all that apply.)

A 22-month old female is brought to the emergency department for 2 days of diarrhea, vomiting and fever. The patient’s mother states that the child was fine 3 days ago, but has since had multiple episodes of vomiting, loose stools and a fever of 101.9° F. The child will not answer questions verbally, only nods her head yes or no.  Select the assessment findings that require follow up by the nurse. (Select all that apply.)

Match the urinary terms with the correct definition. 

A nurse is assessing a newly admitted 6 month old infant who is displaying irritability, bulging anterior fontanel, and sun-setting eyes. Which condition should the nurse suspect based on these manifestations? 

Which child is most at risk for dehydration?

Which clinical data noted by the nurse during shift assessment indicates the adolescent pediatric patient with a long leg cast may be experiencing compartment syndrome? (Select all that apply.)

A family brings their toddler to the clinic because of frothy urine and a swollen face. Serum analysis confirms hypoalbuminemia and elevated hematocrit levels. The child is normotensive (normal blood pressure). Based on this clinical data, what care measure should the nurse anticipate in managing this patient?

Which clinical data noted by the nurse during shift assessment indicates the adolescent pediatric patient with a long leg cast may be experiencing compartment syndrome? (Select all that apply.)