The PNP assesses a 4‑year‑old child with unexplained pallor,…

The PNP assesses a 4‑year‑old child with unexplained pallor, intermittent fevers, multiple bruises, hepatosplenomegaly, and lymphadenopathy. The child also reports, “I hurt,” and is limping or refusing to walk. The PNP would have which of the following at the top of her differential diagnosis list?

The NNP has been caring for a neonate with respiratory failu…

The NNP has been caring for a neonate with respiratory failure and congenital heart disease requiring surgery for the past month. The neonate developed sepsis due to a severe bacterial infection approximately one week ago. Now, the neonate has started showing petechiae and bruising, with oozing from surgical sites and all venous puncture sites. The NNP suspects this is related to:

The AGNP has an 82‑year‑old patient with diabetes, heart dis…

The AGNP has an 82‑year‑old patient with diabetes, heart disease, depression, and a history of prostate cancer who has a normocytic anemia with a hemoglobin of 9.6. His recent colonoscopy was normal, his stools are negative for blood, and his diet is nutritionally adequate. He has had no change in weight. His anemia is likely related to:

The school nurse knows several children with hemophilia A. A…

The school nurse knows several children with hemophilia A. After recess, one student with hemophilia comes to the school nurse complaining of pain in his knee from falling on the playground. The nurse notes there is swelling in the knee and pain on palpation.  The nurse should: