The patient’s tonometry reading is 34 mmHg.  You recognize this reading to be indicative of ____________________________.

A seizure lasting  more than 5 minutes is called .

When administering ophthalmic medications, what are the responsibilities of the nurse? Select all that apply.

Explain the importance of compliance with medications used to treat glaucoma.

What safety precautions would you advise for this patient to reduce the risk of harm during a seizure? (name two).

Based on the patient’s initial presentation, what are you suspecting? 

Following a tonic-clinic seizure, the nurse knows that rest is the most important because:

What condition do you suspect the patient is experiencing?

The nurse is caring for a child with a suspected diagnosis of leukemia.  Which tests should the nurse anticipate will confirm a definitive diagnosis?

A student with diabetes reports feeling nervous and hungry. The school nurse  assesses the student and finds the child has tachycardia and is diaphoretic with a blood glucose level of 50 mg/dL (2.8 mmol/L). What should the school nurse administer?