The nurse is doing discharge teaching for a child who has had a tonsillectomy. the nurse tells the client and family that the child should have plenty of fluids. in addition, the nurse would explain to the child's caregiver that the child may:

The nurse would explain to the care giver that the child would likely vomit blood because bleeding is always the concern whenever an individual has gone through this type of surgery. The bleeding should always be noted because if it falls under the day where it still continues, it is in need of medical attention and that they should brought her to the hospital immediately. 

There are eight major endocrine glands, each with a different function: pituitary gland: the “brain” of the endocrine system; regulates all seven of the other glands and secretes growth hormone.thyroid: regulates a person’s metabolic rate, which is the amount of energy expended daily by a person at rest.thymus: assists in the development of a person’s immune system.adrenal gland: regulates fluid and sodium balance within the body, and secretes epinephrine (“adrenaline”) when the body is under stress, producing the fight-or-flight response.ovaries (in females) and testes (in males): control the development of secondary sex characteristics.pancreatic islets: regulate blood sugar.pineal gland: regulates biorhythms and mood, and stimulates the onset of puberty.