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The nurse responds to a monitor alarming for an 11-year-old patient. The monitor shows the following vitals: Heart rate 0, respiratory rate 0, oxygen saturation 100%. When the nurse runs in the room, the patient looks up and asks, “Why is it alarming?” What is the nurse’s most approrpiate first action?

Which of the following are requirements in order to declare death by neurologic criteria in a child? Select all that apply.

Rates of gender dysphoria and gender non-conformity are higher among children with autistic traits

Based on the nurse’s knowledge of common complications of anorexia nervosa, which of the following is NOT a priorty to monitor on a patient hospitalized for this condition?

The nurse has just done a bladder scan on a 30kg patient who has not peed in over 12 hours. The bladder scan revealed 651mL of urine. What does this tell the nurse?

 In Tolstoy’s “Three Questions” Why does Tolstoy set the encounter with the hermit in a remote forest rather than a palace or temple? 

According to Alexie In “Superman and Me”, what was he attempting to preserve through reading?  

Which statement belongs in the Assist level portion of a COAST goal?

In which section of the SOAP note should the following statement be placed? Caregiver reports that the patient is refusing to complete the home exercise program prescribed by the OT 

During an initial evaluation, the OT asks a client about their daily routines, meaningful activities, roles, and personal goals. The client explains that cooking dinner for their family is very important to them, but arthritis in their hands makes it difficult.Which part of the OT process is this information most closely related to?