1.       The nurse is advising a mother about foods to avoid to prevent choking in her toddler. Which foods should she include in her instructions?  

1.       Which is a responsibility of the nurse when implementing safety precautions for pediatric patients each shift?

1.       The nurse must administer an oral medication to a 3-year-old child. The best way for the nurse to proceed is by saying:

1.       Which nursing actions are appropriate when attempting to stabilize a pediatric patient who is experiencing shock? (Select all that apply.)

1.       The nurse has a Penicillin injection for a 15-month-old infant to administer IM. The best site to administer it is:  

What complication is more likely for an infant of a diabetic mother within the first few hours after birth? 

A nurse is teaching a new mother on signs that the newborn is interested in nursing. What statement indicates a need for further teaching?

  Read the following case scenario and then refer to the case scenario to answer the item.  Nurses’ Notes  Laboratory Results  0800 Baby boy Reviere admitted to the NICU 25 hours old. Jaundice appearance noted to sclera and throughout entire body. Swaddled and pacifier provided for comfort.     Reference Range  Total Bilirubin 16 (H)  1.0-12.0 mg/dL     Complication Most Likely to Occur if Untreated. Select one:  

Which of the following policies promote breastfeeding? (Select all that apply.)

To assess the risk for birth asphyxia, which condition should the nurse monitor for during labor and delivery?