The nurse is preparing in instill ear drops into an adult client.  The nurse would pull the client’s ear in which direction?

Fill in the blank with the correct descriptions of the Virginia Plan and the New Jersey Plan, or Both. 

A safe size for toys for children under age 3 years is associated with the inability to hide the toy in an empty toilet paper roll.  If it can be hidden, the toy is a choking hazard. Given this safety tip, toys need to be larger than which dimensions listed below to prevent choking on the toy?

While teaching a patient who is to begin ophthalmic ointment and drops, the nurse would instruct the patient to place the ointment:

A nurse is using an 18 gauge needle to administer a medication to a client.  The nurse knows that when compared to a 27 gauge needle, an 18 gauge needle has which feature?

Which of the following are considered parenteral routes of medication administration? (Select all that apply.)

As a medical provider caring for adolescents, which of the following are you allowed to withhold from parents to maintain a minor’s confidentiality prior to the age of majority (age 18 years) in Minnesota?

Dosage Calculations:  Type your numerical answer then one SPACE and LABEL your answer as in the question (ex. tablet, tablets, mL, capsule, capsules). Round to tenths place Order: acetaminophen 150 mg p.o. q.4h fever greater than 102 degrees Supply: acetaminophen 500 mg/mL Give: ___________mL

Choose what the correct answer for what the arrow is pointed to.

The nurse administers timolol (Timoptic), ophthalmic drops to a client.  Place the steps of this procedure in the correct sequence, from first to last.  A – Pull the lower lid of the eye down.  B – Instruct the client to blink several times after applying gentle pressure to the inner canthus of the eye. C – Clean the client’s eyelids with warm water.  D – Instill the eye drop into the conjunctiva.  E – Don clean gloves.  F – Ask the client to look up.