A child with a severe asthma attack becomes exhausted and has a falling level of consciousness. Which finding most strongly suggests impending respiratory failure?

A child splashes a strong cleaning chemical into one eye. The child has severe pain and keeps the eye tightly closed. What should the nurse do immediately?

A child is found very drowsy with slow, shallow breathing and very small pupils after possible opioid exposure. Which treatment should the nurse prepare to give as prescribed?

An unconscious child has no suspected neck injury and is breathing normally, but vomit is present in the mouth. Which action should the nurse take first?

A child with moderate dehydration is alert but vomits after drinking a large amount of oral rehydration solution. Which instruction is most appropriate?

A shocked child has no readily usable peripheral intravenous vein after repeated attempts. The child is becoming less responsive and has weak pulses. What access should the nurse prepare for urgently?

A child with a deep circumferential burn of the chest develops increasing work of breathing. Oxygen saturation is falling despite oxygen by mask. Which action should the nurse take first?