The following medications are FDA-approved oral agents for the prevention of HIV infection in high-risk populations:

A nurse is preparing an insertion site for a peripheral IV. Which actions should the nurse take to reduce the risk of infection?

Which of the following is true regarding integrase inhibitors? Select all that apply. 

Which of the following techniques would NOT improve venous dilation in preparation for PIV placement? 

The nurse needs to administer an intramuscular injection to an infant. Which is the most appropriate site to utilize for this patient? 

It is recommended that pregnant women do not change litter boxes because of which of the following organisms?

A nurse is caring for a patient who is receiving pain medication through a saline lock. After obtaining a good blood return when the nurse is flushing the patient’s peripheral IV, the patient reports pain. Upon assessment, the nurse notices a red streak that is warm and tender to the touch. What is the nurse’s initial action?

A client has an order for a warm, moist compress to be applied for 20 minutes, three times a day. Regarding the rebound phenomenon, what is the rationale for limiting the application time to 20 minutes?  

During a health history interview, what would be the most informative question/statement to ask a high school student playing hockey?

A 22 pound pediatric patient  is being treated with penicillin.  The order is:  Penicillin 100mg po every 8 hours.  The package insert states that the pediatric dose of 25-50mg/kg/day is recommended in three equally divided doses.  What is the range of medication that is appropriate for the day for this pediatric patient?