Q1: The nurse is monitoring a 6-year-old child who sustained a closed head injury. Which finding requires immediate intervention?

Q2: A child is brought to the emergency department by his parents because he suddenly developed a barking cough with supraclavicular retractions. His respiratory panel revealed parainfluenza. Which of the further assessment leads the nurse to most likely suspects that the child is experiencing croup?

Q3: The RN is caring for a patient accompanied by his mom in the Emergency Room with a chief complaint of unilateral abdominal mass and hematuria. The RN most likely suspects

Q4: The nurse is obtaining a history of present illness (HPI) on a patient. The patient states a past medical history of cryptorchidism (undescended testes into the scrotal sac) with a surgical repair at 1 year of age. Knowing the past diagnosis of cryptorchidism, the nurse ensures to include which of the following for anticipatory guidance and disease risk. 

Q5: ____ is an autosomal dominant disorder defined by growth of tumors producing other abnormalities (i.e. skin and bone deformities, hydrocephalus, and increased risk of cancer) for which there is no cure.