The student nurse, supervised by their preceptor, is providing care for a 70 year-old client diagnosed with diverticulitis who is no longer in the acute phase.

Which child is at the highest risk of developing GERD?

The nurse is assessing a client with a lower leg fracture for complications. 

Which of the following symptoms would most likely indicate possible compartment syndrome?

The nurse is caring for a newborn who has just been diagnosed with phenylketonuria (PKU). The parents express their plans to have a second child within the next two years. The nurse advocates for the child's parents by referring them to which of the following resources?

A client with gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) reports that they experienced heartburn after breakfast that morning. Their meal consisted of honey in oatmeal, an egg salad sandwich on rye bread, a sliced banana and peppermint tea.

A client is receiving antibiotic therapy via oral solution with a 20mg/mL concentration. The client weighs 10kg. The antibiotics are ordered at 50mg/kg/day dose, given once daily.

A 60 year-old client is on procainamide IV. The Healthcare provider orders the client to be switched to oral medication therapy. What should the nurse know when transitioning a client from IV to PO procainamide therapy?

The nurse is assessing a client with hypothyroidism. The client reports "I always feel tired, have been gaining weight, and have difficulty carrying out my normal daily activity. I feel constipated and have dry skin".

The nurse is consoling distraught parents after they received news that their child did not make it during the surgery. 

 Which of the following should the nurse do first?

The nurse observes that a 10 year-old client with attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is agitated, pacing up and down the hallway and making aggressive gestures towards other clients. 

 Which statement by the nurse would be the most appropriate?