The nurse has received morning report on a group of pediatric clients. Which pediatric client will the nurse see first?.

Coughing, Itching, anxiety, in addition swelling of the lips, tongues, watery eyes  are all symptoms  of allergic reactions in infants. This need urgent medical attentions than the rest of the symptoms listed in the options because it may lead to anaphylactic shock.

Allergic reactions occurs when the antibodies are released in response to antigens in the blood. Histamine is released into the blood stream by causing dilations of the blood vessels and inflammatory response in the lungs and other effects in the intestine, and this leads to the above symptoms. if not responded to urgently, it may lead to anaphylactic shock.

Child with IgA of Rhinitis does not need urgent medical attention because , eyedrops, decongestants, nasal spay can be used to cure this. Lethargy (fatigue) of the HIV, can be suppressed with antiretroviral drugs to boost energy. Vesicular rash with yellow crust  shows symptoms  of eczema. This  is can be  cured with antibiotics, anti histamine and  application of creams that suppresses corticoids and does not need urgent attention.

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Completed parts.

A)a child with IgA deficiency reporting rhinitis

B)a child reporting coughing, itching, and anxiety

C)a child with HIV who reports feeling lethargic

D)a child reporting a vesicular rash with yellow crust

According to recommendations for reducing CVD risk, saturated fat should provide no more than ____ percent of total calories.

The Dietary Reference Intake (DRI) for sodium is 1,500 mg daily, however, these recommendations do NOT apply to:

As you have learned through this lesson, the Code of Ethics is intended to assist nurses in making appropriate decisions that support their patients' care and well-being. That is not always easy, particularly when a patient's wishes are not respected by family. Using the ANA's Code of Ethics for Nurses as a guide, consider what actions you would take in the following situations. Identify the portions of the Code of Ethics for Nurses that guided your decision.

Angela has been working at Saint Abram's Hospital for five years; for the past year she has been the charge nurse in the telemetry unit. This evening, every bed is occupied, although she is short-staffed due to hospital inservices earlier in the day.

Rosemary Tyrone underwent minimally invasive heart surgery earlier in the week and is recuperating in the telemetry unit; she will be discharged within a few days. Each evening, her son Tony and several members of her extended family descend on the unit and immediately begin demanding that Rosemary receive special meals, extra attention from the nursing staff, and, despite the fact that she is in a shared room, that the volume on her television be raised so she can watch her favorite programs, which this evening was a college basketball game that seemed to interest her son more than her. The nurse's aide who had been trying to accommodate Tony's demands just ran from the room in tears and frustration. Tony is now standing inches from the unit secretary demanding to see the president of the hospital, the chief of surgery, and "whoever is the boss of that incompetent nurse."

Using the Code of Ethics, choose three topics to develop an appropriate response. Your response should be a minimum of 250 words. Keep in mind Mrs. Tyrone's right to privacy as well as her roommate's right to a peaceful and supportive environment in which to heal. Identify which provisions of the ANA's Code of Ethics apply in this situation.

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For all assignments, remember to:

-Proofread for spelling, grammar, and punctuation.
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im going to donate my hair soon and im cutting it from my hips to my ears, i just want to know if it will be curly again loll

A feature of rheumatoid arthritis that differentiates it from other forms of inflammatory arthritis is the development of:

Which of the following would you most probably used to pinpoint injuries and brain deterioration (It's not B)

Select one:

a.
An MRI


b.
magnetic resonance imaging


c.
positron emission topography


d.
computerized axial tomography

A client who suffered a spinal cord injury is experiencing an exaggerated autonomic response. What aspect of the client's current health status is most likely to have precipitated this event

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the most powerful and abundant form of vitamin e is:

a 6 week old infant with pyloric stenosis is scheduled for pyloromyotomy which preoperative nursing action has highest priority

What is the estimated due date (EDD) of a pregnant woman with last menstrual period onset of May 10th

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A nurse is teaching a client about rheumatoid arthritis. Which statement by the client indicates understanding of the disease process

The clinical signs of __________________ is microcitic anemia, depression, dermatitis and confusion.

A pregnant woman is hospitalized as the result of sickle-cell crisis. Which finding indicates the outcome has been achieved for this client

If a tornado approaches you should seek shelter on the
floor in the occupancy.
A Highest
B.2nd
C.Lowest
D.Main
Points: 10

If you were a message at the tip of your finger what part of the nervous system would you use first if you wanted to get to the brain? (I know its not D)


Select one:


a.

peripheral nervous system



b.

Spinal cord



c.

Somatic nervous system



d.

central nervous system

Domingo has just hit play to begin listening to a new song he bought. Based on the structure of the ear, what will the sound waves contact first after moving through domingo’s auditory canal?.

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True or False? Protecting the public from foodborne disease outbreaks lies solely with local government health agencies.

One study of women with ovarian cancer suggests that ______ may slow the progression of cancer.

How does food from entering the trachea.

Which treatment would be considered appropriate when managing the care of any client experiencing long-term immobility

Brain damage that leaves a person capable of understanding speech but with an impaired ability to produce speech most likely indicates injury to which of the following?.

True or False: Dietary supplements must show scientific evidence of a minimum level of safety and effectiveness to be marketed.

The ankle is __________to the toes.

How does Edna Viruell-Fuentes explain the difference in health outcomes between Mexican Americans and Mexican immigrants

The doctor finds the patient to have left lower quadrant abdominal tenderness, but the patient denied having any abdominal pain. The tenderness belongs where?.

Hip injuries include dislocations and fractures of the hip. Why is dislocation of a hip considered a medical emergency