Which actions are expected for a nurse who works in the school environment? Select all that apply
1. Developing a plan for emergency care of injured children
2. Teaching a class on wellness to teachers and staff
3. Prescribing antibiotics for streptococcal pharyngitis
4. Diagnosing an ear infection
5. Screening for head lice
1, 2, 5
Explanation:
1. Screening of students for certain conditions; educating students, teachers, and staff; and developing emergency plans are all roles of the school nurse.
2. Screening of students for certain conditions; educating students, teachers, and staff; and developing emergency plans are all roles of the school nurse.
3. Prescribing medication for a new illness is beyond the scope of practice for the school nurse unless the nurse is licensed as an advanced practice nurse.
4. Diagnosing acute illness is beyond the scope of practice for the school nurse unless the nurse is licensed as an advanced practice nurse.
5. Screening of students for certain conditions; educating students, teachers, and staff; and developing emergency plans are all roles of the school nurse.
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