While promoting community health, the nurse would plan for which of the following will help to increase the number of children vaccinated in rural communities?

The client, diagnosed with hypertension, hypothyroidism, and hiatal hernia, states, “I took the stairs instead of the elevator, and now I am having chest pain. It seems to be easing off now that I’m resting.” The LPN/LVN correctly believes that the client is experiencing which condition?

Dopamine agonists such as pramipexole (Mirapex) and amantadine (Symmetrel) are given to Parkinson’s patients to: 

Which of the following is an appropriate intervention for a child with eczema?

During a community teaching event, the nurse explains that regardless of the actual etiology of Parkinson’s disease, the basic pathophysiology is: 

The nurse is assigned to the 4 following patients on the pediatric unit. After getting report she should see which patient first?

Which of the following would help the child with a serious burn to meet nutritional needs during the acute phase of recovery?

The child receiving vaccination is acquiring immunity by what means?

The nurse requesting the patient to stick out the tongue and move it rapidly from side to side is assessing the _____ nerve.

The nurse is given in report the patient has sustained burns on 31% of his body. Using the rule of nines, which combination of burn patterns best matches this diagnosis?