A 3 year old female is brought to her pediatrician’s office…

A 3 year old female is brought to her pediatrician’s office by her parents for complaints of foul smelling urine, and increased urination.  As the RN, you ask the parents if she has been acting normal or having difficulty urinating.  The parents tell you that yesterday evening the child did say her tummy hurt and started crying when she went to the bathroom.  Parents report their child never acting like this before when going to the bathroom. The doctor prescribes antibiotics for a Urinary Tract Infection (UTI).  You as the RN, prepare to discharge the patient from the doctor’s office.  What is important education to provide to this family?  Select all that apply

A 8-year old child presents in the Emergency Department (ED)…

A 8-year old child presents in the Emergency Department (ED) complaints of intermittent headache for a few weeks now.  The parents tells the triage nurse that the child has had nausea & vomiting for the last couple of days, has difficulty reading, and seems to be “off balance” when getting out of bed in the morning.  The physician orders an MRI of the child’s head. What might you as the triage nurse suspect is causing this child’s symptoms?

Use the following information for question 7-10. Assume the…

Use the following information for question 7-10. Assume the required reserve rate is 8%. Total deposits in the banking system are $500 billion Currency in circulation is $100 billion. Total reserves in the banking system are $60 billion $20 billion excess reserves in the banking system Calculate the money supply