What condition would the nurse suspect

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Question: A caregiver has brought her 6 year old child to the clinic for possible school age vaccinations and consultation the caregiver is hesitant to give consent to proceed with the vaccination as she states that her child's last vaccinations cause a severe systemic allergic reaction and they are unsure of what caused it. how should the nurse proceed A. Inquire about previous vaccinations, administer vaccines B. Do not administer the vaccination in this visit, refer child for allergy testing C. Administer vaccine, watch closely for anaphylactic reaction D. Offer teaching regarding allergens, administer the vaccine 3. laws pertaining to child abuse dictate which of following actions A. only abuse must be reported B. anyone who suspects abuse must report it C. physicians must report actual or suspected abuse D. nurses must rdport actual or suspected abuse 4. a 4 year old has been brought to the rural outpatient department. he was playing with his siblings and fell off a large round bail (about 6 feet high). he is presenting with an altered level of consciousness, and the caregiver states he had trouble staying awake in the car ride. which of the following assessments should the practical nurse use to assess the client A. Glasgow coma scale B. CT scan C. FLACC pain scale D. Fontanel assessment sarah 3 years old. has bsen brought to the outpatient department by her care provider. the practical nurse suspects the child is dehydrated. what should ghe practical nurse assess to figure out the degree of dehydration A. Body surface area B. Fontanels C. Renal function D. Body weight A nurse is assessing a new admission. The 6 month old infant displays irritability, bulging fontanels, and setting-sun eyes. What condition would the nurse suspect based on these manifestations?

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