Passage from “The Chase”: “Nothing girls did could compare w…

Passage from “The Chase”: “Nothing girls did could compare with it. Boys welcomed me at baseball, too, for I had, through enthusiastic practice, what was weirdly known as a boy’s arm. In winter, in the snow, there was neither baseball nor football, so the boys and I threw snowballs at passing cars.”   The reference to possessing “a boy’s arm” reveals:  

The nurse is caring for a  3-year-old child who experienced…

The nurse is caring for a  3-year-old child who experienced a first-time seizure at home and was brought to the ED via emergency medical services (EMS). The child’s temperature is 103.0 upon arrival. Mom reports that she has been ill recently with upper respiratory congestion and cough.  After a dose of acetaminophen, the child’s temperature is 100.1. The child looks well and is tolerating Gatorade. While providing discharge teaching, what is the priority education the nurses need to review with the parents?

The nurse is caring for an 8-year-old who is sitting in up i…

The nurse is caring for an 8-year-old who is sitting in up in bed and laughing at a video. Her heart rate is 80 and she is breathing comfortably. When the nurse asks what the child’s pain score is from 0-10, she responds that she has 10/10 pain in her tummy. She has an order for morphine PRN for severe pain 8-10.  What’s is the nurse’s most appropriate next action?