Garamycin ear drops are prescribed for a 1-year-old child. To administer the ear drops the nurse would:                                                                                                                              

The nursing instructor is reviewing information about failure to thrive (FTT) with nursing students. Which factor influencing FTT in children should the nurse include?

The nurse notices a 2-year-old patient having a febrile seizure in her crib. The nurse knows that the most important intervention at this time is to:

The registered nurse is caring for a client with a recent diagnosis of multiple sclerosis (MS). Which measure would be included in teaching the client with MS to avoid exacerbation of the disease?

A client comes into the healthcare provider’s office complaining of vision changes. Upon assessment, the nurse notes that the client is unable to see items placed in their central visual field but can see items better when placed in their peripheral visual field. Which disorder does the nurse suspect?

What region of the spine does this bone belong to?

Name the short bones indicated.

After applying a restraint:

Mr. Rosen is able to complete most of his bath by himself; he just needs help getting into and out of the tub. How long should you allow Mr. Rosen to remain in the bathtub?

Mrs. Luzinski is positioned in the lateral position. Where could a pressure ulcer potentially form?