The nurse is educating parents about spasmodic croup. Which distinguishing manifestation should the nurse teach the parents to recognize in their child?

The nurse is teaching a parent of a toddler about home safety. Which strategy should the nurse emphasize as most effective in preventing poisoning at this developmental stage?

A 4-year-old child is brought to a well-child visit. Based on developmental expectations for this age group, which injury prevention strategy should the nurse prioritize when providing anticipatory guidance to the parent?

While conducting a health assessment for a preadolescent girl, the nurse notes physical changes. Which finding should the nurse recognize as the first sign of puberty in females?

During a well-baby visit, the parent asks when to introduce rice cereal into the infant’s diet. Based on developmental readiness and nutritional needs, what age should the nurse recommend?

Why did San Francisco become the site of the first major urban gay community in the United States?

What were the research findings presented by Hooker in 1956 at the American Psychological Association (APA) conference?

What is the purpose of universal design?

According to a survey by the Kessler Foundation (2015), why do 68.4% of working age adults with disabilities choose not to work?

Batavia (2001) argues that people with disabilities should not be considered an oppressed minority. Which of the following was not an argument against classifying people with disabilities as an oppressed minority?