The nurse is having a four-year-old child express his feelings by looking at a series of picture faces and then pointing to the face with an expression that looks similar to how the child is feeling. The nurse’s actions are based on which developmental concept? 

The hospice nurse enters the home of a terminally ill client and finds the elderly spouse sitting at the bedside. The spouse is reading from a travel magazine to the client about the vacation she is planning for them for next year. What areas are the most important for the hospice nurse to assess at this time? Select ALL that apply.  

The anorexic client is to receive 1000ml of intravenous fluid in 8 hours. At what hourly rate will the nurse set the electronic administration device?

What would be the best example of supervision?

Which of the following questions would be illegal on a job application?

Methylphenidate (Ritalin) 20 mg is ordered at 9am and 5pm daily. Drug is available in 10 mg tablets. How many tablets will the nurse give daily?

A 55-year-old male client with psychosis becomes agitated while in the recreation room. Which strategy should the nurse NOT use to ensure for the client’s safety? Select ALL that apply. 

The minimum amount of questions an individual will encounter on the PN NCLEX examination is:

The 28- year-old client is admitted to the emergency department for treatment of injuries she says were caused during a sexual assault. What is the MOST important nursing intervention for this client?

The mother of a child diagnosis with Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) says to her nurse, “I have three kids in grade school and I never know what any of them are doing. They have their lives and I have mine.” What type of family boundaries are described by this comment?