A school nurse receives a telephone call from a parent who suspects their school-age child may have coronavirus-2 (SARS-C0V-2). Which of the following instructions should the nurse give as secondary prevention? A. The child should wear a mask to school. B. The child should be tested to determine the cause of their illness. C. The child should be immunized prior to coming to school. D. The child should be taken to the hospital if they develop labored respirations.

You are the public health nurse teaching COVID-19 protocol to college students returning to campus.  Which statement is most consistent with providing primary prevention education? A. "Wear a mask, wash your hands, and socially distance when in public." B. "Stay away from elderly and immune compromised individuals until you have been symptom free for 14 days." C. "Keep track of your symptoms following your positive test result." D. "Stay at home except to seek medical care for worsening symptoms."

A nurse is preparing a presentation for a local community parent group about preventing children from contracting influenza. Which of the following should the nurse include as the most effective prevention measure? A. Minimizing the child's exposure to crowds B. Washing food and produce prior to cooking C. Frequently cleaning and disinfecting toys or objects that the child can put in their mouth D. Encouraging the child to wash their hands frequently

The nurse in the clinic reviewed a child's medical record and noted several admissions for an asthma attack in the past year. When performing a teaching session on the prevention of an asthma attack, which of the following statements by the parents requires additional teaching?A. "Our child loves playing the trumpet in the grade school band."B. "Our child rakes leaves outdoors to earn extra money."C. "We recently got our child a fish tank with various fish."D. "Our child swims with his friends on the weekends."

Without established health and hygiene procedures and practices, infections may happen easily in an early learning environment. Reflect on what you, as a child care provider, can do to minimize or prevent the spread of illness in your program. What do you think are the most effective ways to keep the children healthy? If the children are exposed to communicable illness, what are the best ways to respond?

Which of the following statements is not true about the role of the nurse in acute infectious respiratory conditions?Question 8Select one or more:a.Commence CPR immediatelyb.Support and reassure the parentsc.Be aware of current treatment regimes and the most appropriate services in the community.d.Encourage parents to vaccinate their children against vaccine-preventable disease.e.Assist with developing a discharge plan for the family.