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Peds Exam 2

Chapters 25, 26, 27, 29

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A nurse is caring for a school-age child who has metastatic osteosarcoma. While the parents are away, the child asks, "Am I going to die?" Which of the following is an appropriate response by the nurse? "Let's talk about that. Tell me more about what you are thinking."
A child is experiencing an acute asthma attack in the hospital. Which treatment should the nurse anticipate? Albuterol (bronchodilator treatment)
What breathing should the nurse expect in a child with asthma? Wheezing
A child is diagnosed with RSV. Which precautions should the nurse implement? Private room, Contact and droplet precautions
A child has Tetralogy of Fallot. Which findings should the nurse expect? Chronic hypoxia, Clubbing of fingers
Which risk factors should be included in teaching about hypertension? Poor diet, Stress, Obesity, Heredity
A child is prescribed iron (ferrous sulfate). Which instructions should the nurse provide? Give with Vitamin C (Orange Juice), Use a straw to prevent tooth staining
What is the priority intervention for a child in sickle sell crisis? Increase hydration IV and oral fluids
How should pancreatic enzymes be administered for cystic fibrosis? With meals and snacks
What is the correct intervention for a nosebleed? Lean forward, Apply pressure to nose for 10 minutes
What finding is expected in a child with coarctation of the aorta? Decreased blood pressure in the legs
An infant becomes fatigued while feeding. What is the cause? Inadequate oxygen to support energy metabolism
Which test is used to diagnose cystic fibrosis? Sweat chloride test
A child with cystic fibrosis has a pulmonary infection. What finding is expected? Inability to clear secretions
What is a major symptom of sickle cell disease? Severe pain (especially in joints)
A child has suspected rheumatic fever. What should the nurse ask? "Has your child has a sore throat recently?"
A child is receiving chemotherapy. What oral care is appropriate? Use a soft tooth brush
What additional findings are seen with cystic fibrosis? Clubbing, Barrel-shaped chest
A child has immune thrombocytopenia (ITP). What lab result is expected? Decreased platelets
A child develops child and back pain during a blood transfusion. What is the first action? Stop the transfusion
What is the most important when administering digoxin? Give correct dose at scheduled time
Which findings indicate respiratory distress in a child? Wheezing, Nasal flaring, Retractions
What diet is recommended for a child with cystic fibrosis? High-fat diet
A child has epiglottitis. What is the priority action? Place resuscitation equipment at bedside
What activity is appropriate for child with bleeding disorders? Non-contact sports
What is a common finding in Hodgkin's disease? Enlarged lymph nodes
Which finding is priority in CF exacerbation? Oxygen saturation of 85%
Which statement shows understanding of Tetralogy of Fallot care? "If my baby turns blue, I will hold them in a knee-chest position."
What should the nurse expect during a sickle cell crisis? Severe pain
Which statement indicates understanding of pancreatic enzymes? "They help digest fats."
What antibiotic is commonly prescribed for strep throat? Amoxicillin
After tonsillectomy, what indicates bleeding? Frequent swallowing
How should parents clear infant nasal secreations? Use a bulb syringe
How can SIDS be prevented? Place infant on their back to sleep
What test is needed for Kawasaki disease complications? Echocradiogram
What non-invasive test evaluates heart structure and murmurs? Echocragiogram
What helps increase iron absorption? Vitamin C
What is a major risk in hemophilia B? Excessive bleeding
Which statements should be included in teaching about latex allergy? Rash and wheezing can occur, Check labels for latex, Reactions can be mild to severe, Healthcare equipment may contain latex
How should feeding be modified for an infant with CHF? Small, frequent, high-calorie feedings
Which factors increase risk for hypertension? Obesity, Poor diet, High sodium intake, Low potassium intake, Lack of physical activity
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