The nurse is caring for a 3-year-old who presented to the ER…

The nurse is caring for a 3-year-old who presented to the ER due to fatigue, anorexia, decreased urine output, and facial swelling. The patient has been healthy other than being treated about 3 weeks ago for an impetigo infection. Caregivers tried to have the patient drink more water, but this did not help with getting him to urinate. The caregivers state their child’s urine is tea-colored. Vitals include: HR 112, RR 24, BP 129/82, pulse ox 98% on room air. Based on the patient’s history presentation, the nurse would suspect all to be noted is his chart EXCEPT:

A patient calls the nurse line and reports they are 9 weeks…

A patient calls the nurse line and reports they are 9 weeks pregnant. They state they started having lower abdominal pain last night and noticed blood in the toilet this morning prompting them to call. As the nurse, you suspect which of the following conditions as the most likely cause: