Bedbugs: what nurses need to know from treating lesions to treating the home, management of an infestation is multifaceted.

I t could happen to anyone. A family is vacationing, and after checking into a hotel the kids and their mother go to bed. A short while later, the husband approaches the bed where his wife is sleeping; he notices something moving on the white sheet near her head. It's an insect. He catches it, places it on a tissue, and logs onto his computer to try to identify it. Soon he realizes it's a bedbug, wakes his wife and children, and calls the front desk. The hotel's pest manager comes up and confirms it: there's a bedbug infestation in the room, and the hotel moves the family to another part of the building.

Service-learning in baccalaureate nursing education: a literature review.

Service-learning is an educational pedagogy that provides students with an opportunity to apply classroom learning to real-world situations, while meeting a specific community need. The purpose of this literature review is to identify what type of baccalaureate nursing courses utilize service-learning, to determine the level at which baccalaureate nursing students are being engaged in service-learning, and to evaluate the efficacy of service-learning to meet curricular objectives. Suggestions are made for instructors who are considering integrating service-learning into their curriculum.