The nurse has assessed the tympanic membranes of an 8-month-old child and notes that both ears appear infected. The nurse suspects the provider to prescribe which of the following as first line therapy? 

A child diagnosed with German measles (rubella) will be admitted to the pediatric unit. In preparation for the admission, the nurse plans to place the child in which of the following?

A child is brought to the emergency department with a low-grade fever, frequent dry, barking cough, and runny nose. The nurse would anticipate which of the following interventions?

The nurse is caring for a child with suspected conjunctivitis. Which of the following assessment findings would be consistent with bacterial conjunctivitis?

6. Identify the correct dose of insulin in the syringe.

10. Identify the correct dose of insulin in the syringe.

8. Identify the correct dose of insulin in the syringe.

5. A medication label and accompanying insert contain the following information: Pfizerpen® penicillin G potassium for injection twenty million units For intravenous infusion only After reconstitution, solution should be refrigerated. Discard unused solution after 7 days. mL diluent added approx. concentration 75 mL 250,000 units/mL 33 mL 500,000 units/mL 11.5 mL 1,000,000 units/mL What is the expiration date and time if this medication is reconstituted on May 27 at 1415?

4. A medication label has the following information:Solu-Medrol®500 mgFor IM or IV UseReconstitute with 8 mL Bacteriostatic Water with Benzyl Alcohol to yield a concentration of 62.5 mg/mLUse within 48 hours after mixing If a 375 mg dose is required, what volume will you draw up?

3. Calculate the total intake in mL for the following patient: The physician order strict intake and output for a client. The nurse is calculating intake and output at the end of her 0700 – 1500 shift. For breakfast served at 0800 the client receives:  12 ounces of 2% milk, 6 ounces of black coffee, 1 slice of toast and 4 ounces of gelatin. The client had intravenous fluid infusing at 50 mL/hour infusing at the start of the shift. The client vomited 150 mL after breakfast and the physician was notified. At 1100 the nurse increased the IV rate to 100 mL/hour. For lunch at 1200 the client received: 1 cup of apple juice, 16 ounces of coke, and 240mL of chicken broth. At 1230 the client vomited another 250 mL, the client also voided 400 mL at 1200. At 1400 the nurse administered intravenous Zofran mixed in 0.1 L of normal saline for nausea and vomiting.