A mother brings her 8-year-old daughter into an urgent care clinic. The child has a dry, flaky, and peeling rash around her mouth. The mother states she has treated the rash with a number of different lotions, but the lesions persist. She is looking for information on how to make her daughter stop licking her lips, as she thinks this is causing the lesions. Upon assessment, the nurse notes circumoral blisters and honey-colored crusts. In the medical history, the mother reports her daughter has not had any other symptoms, including fever, nausea, vomiting, and malaise.

Which of the following statements is true regarding the size of the cells on the microscopic examination?  

When do lamellar bodies begin to be produced within fetal lungs?

What color change indicates blood in a Gastric Occult Blood test?

Identify the following cells (10b) from a wet prep sample. image00360db5c14.jpg

Quantitative Pilocarpine Iontophoresis Testing is done with the following results. Which of the following would be the best interpretation of these results?Result 1: 25 mEq/LResult  2: 23 mEq/L

What is meconium?

The use of which of the following drugs results in the highest risk of superinfection in a patient receiving antimicrobial chemotherapy?

An ELISA test sent for HIV screening came back with a positive result. The nurse educates the patient that this test is highly sensitive with low specificity. Which of the following statements by the patient demonstrates understanding of this teaching?

After preparing the patient’s skin, you brush against the sterile field with your arm. What is the most appropriate action?