The nurse is caring for a 3-year-old who presented to the ER…

The nurse is caring for a 3-year-old who presented to the ER due to fatigue, anorexia, decreased urine output, and facial swelling. The patient has been healthy other than being treated about 3 weeks ago for an impetigo infection. Caregivers tried to have the patient drink more water, but this did not help with getting him to urinate. The caregivers state their child’s urine is tea-colored. Vitals include: HR 112, RR 24, BP 129/82, pulse ox 98% on room air. Based on the patient’s history presentation, the nurse would suspect all to be noted is his chart EXCEPT:

Karen Long was in the salon two weeks ago for a permanent wa…

Karen Long was in the salon two weeks ago for a permanent wave service, has come back into the salon today to tell her stylist  Amanda Campbell that the perm has “fried her hair”. She complained that her hair is curly at the scalp and about halfway down the strand, but the bottom half of the strand is straight, dry, and frizzy. Amanda finds Karen’s record card and review the per selected for the procedure. In your opinion, is her hair underprocessed, neautralized, overprocessed, or acidic? Explain what has happened to Mrs. Long’s hair.

 A 8 month old pediatric patient with a history of difficult…

 A 8 month old pediatric patient with a history of difficulty feeding and diaphoresis during feeding presents with tachycardia, edema, dyspnea, and congestion. As the nurse, you performed the physical assessment and notified the provider immediately. Which condition do you most likely suspect?