Identifying Data Name: A. B. Age: 8 years-old Gender: Male…

Identifying Data Name: A. B. Age: 8 years-old Gender: Male Patient’s Story: A.B. is an 8-year-old male who has been reporting pain on the right side of his face for about 2 days. His parents think the pain is related to a loose tooth and decide to give him ‘Children’s Motrin™’ to relieve his discomfort. A.B. has no significant medical history. He has multiple allergies, for which he takes fluticasone propionate 50 mcg (1 spray per nostril) once daily. 1. Fill-in-the-Blank: A.B.’s mother carefully reads the dosage information on the label of the ‘Children’s Motrin™.’ She finds the right dose in the provided dosage chart. Fill-in the missing values in the chart. Dose: Every 6 to 8 hours as needed. DO NOT GIVE MORE THAN 4 DOSES IN 24 HOURS Weight (lbs) Weight (kg) Age Dose in ml Dose in tsp 36-47 lbs 4 to 5 yrs 7.5 ml 22 – 26 kg 6 to 8 yrs 2 tsp 60-71 lbs 9 to 10 yrs 12.5 ml 33 – 43 kg 11 yrs 3 tsp 2. Fill-in-the-Blank: If A.B. weighs 62 lbs. How many teaspoons of the ‘Children’s Motrin™’ will his mother administer? __________________________________. Two days later, A.B. wakes up crying with severe pain. He has a temperature of 40 degrees Celsius. A.B.’s mother is very worried and takes him to the Emergency Department (ED). The ED physician suspects A.B. has otitis media. The ED physician orders amoxicillin, ibuprofen and acetaminophen for his fever. He recommends A.B.’s mother follow-up with A.B.’s pediatrician in 5 days. The nurse enters A.B.’s room to teach A.B.’s mother about the prescribed drug therapy. 3. Multiple Choice: A.B.’s mother tells the nurse, “The physician told me to give my son ibuprofen, but he normally takes ‘Children’s Motrin™’. Is ibuprofen better?” How should the nurse best respond to this question? a. You cannot take ‘Children’s Motrin™’ with acetaminophen. b. Ibuprofen is the generic name for ‘Children’s Motrin™’ c. Ibuprofen is the trade name for ‘Children’s Motrin™’ d. You cannot take ‘Children’s Motrin™’ with amoxicillin. Physician’s Orders: The nurse looks at the physician’s handwritten order to provide teaching about A.B.’