A neonate is born with mild clubfeet. The parents ask the nurse how this condition will be corrected. Which response by the nurse is most appropriate based on current treatment guidelines?

A child fell on the playground and hit his head. The parents ask the nurse, “What exactly is a concussion?” Which statement by the nurse best describes a concussion in a way that is both medically accurate and appropriate for family education?

The nurse is teaching a student about the differences between fiberglass and plaster casts. What is the most important advantage of using a fiberglass cast instead of a plaster cast?

The school nurse is asked to observe a first-grade student who is having difficulty following directions. The teacher suspects the child may be experiencing absence (petit mal) seizures. Which clinical manifestation is most consistent with this type of seizure?

The parents of a school-age child with cerebral palsy express concern that muscle spasticity is interfering with daily activities and ask the nurse if medications can help. How should the nurse apply knowledge of pharmacologic management in responding to the parents’ question?

The school nurse is asked to observe a first-grade student who is having difficulty following directions. The teacher suspects the child may be experiencing absence (petit mal) seizures. Which clinical manifestation is most consistent with this type of seizure?

A nurse is caring for an infant diagnosed with developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH). Based on this diagnosis, which clinical manifestation should the nurse expect to observe during assessment?

A 4-year-old child is hospitalized for treatment of pneumonia. The child is tearful, clinging to the caregiver, and refuses to let the nurse listen to their lungs. Based on the developmental stage of a preschooler, in which order should the nurse implement the following actions? List in the order of prioritization 1 to 4.

A child with spina bifida has developed a latex allergy due to repeated bladder catheterizations and surgeries. Which nursing intervention best demonstrates an evaluation of the child’s condition and prioritization of care?

A 4-year-old child is hospitalized for treatment of pneumonia. The child is tearful, clinging to the caregiver, and refuses to let the nurse listen to their lungs. Based on the developmental stage of a preschooler, in which order should the nurse implement the following actions? List in the order of prioritization 1 to 4.