nurs-3032 exam 1 Questions with Correct Answers
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which statement d) Of limit value as sole indicator of pain
represents accurate
information about the
physiological assessment
of child's pain?
a) The best indicator of
pain in children of all ages.
b) Essential to determine
whether a child is telling
the truth about pain.
c) Most value in children
also report having pain.
d) Of limit value as sole
indicator of pain.
,Which is true about non they may reduce pain perception
pharmacological
strategies for pain
management?
a) They may reduce pain
perception.
b)They make
pharmacological
strategies unnecessary.
c)They usually take too
long to implement. d)They
treat children into
believing they do not have
pain.
which drug is usually the morphine
best choice for patient
controlled analgesia for a
child in the immediate
postoperative.
a) codeine.
b)Morphine.
c)Methadone.
d) meperidine
,A lumbar puncture is Eutectic mixture of local anaesthetic (EMLA) one hour
needed on a school age before the procedure.
child. Which medication is
the most appropriate to
apply to provide analgesia
during this procedure?
a) tetracaine-adrenaline-
cocaine (TAC) 15 minutes
before procedure.
b)Transdermal fentanyl
patch immediately before
procedure.
c) Eutectic mixture of local
anaesthetic (EMLA) one
hour before the
procedure.
d) EMLA 30 minutes
before procedure
, The nurse is caring for a administer naloxone
child receiving intravenous
morphine for severe
postoperative pain the
nurse observes a slower
respiratory rate and the
child cannot be aroused
what is the most
appropriate action for the
nurse?
a) Administer naloxone.
(narcan)
b) Discontinue IV infusion.
c) Discontinue morphine
until the child is fully
awake.
d) Stimulate the child by
calling his or her name
shaking gently and asking
a child to breathe deeply.
which with the nurse b, c, d, g
identify as being an
adverse effect when
assessing a child who is
receiving an opioid for
pain management?
a) Diarrhea.
b) Agitation.
c)Pruritus.
d) Meiosis.
e) Lacrimation.
f) Anorexia.
g) Nausea and vomiting.
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Terms in this set (73)
which statement d) Of limit value as sole indicator of pain
represents accurate
information about the
physiological assessment
of child's pain?
a) The best indicator of
pain in children of all ages.
b) Essential to determine
whether a child is telling
the truth about pain.
c) Most value in children
also report having pain.
d) Of limit value as sole
indicator of pain.
,Which is true about non they may reduce pain perception
pharmacological
strategies for pain
management?
a) They may reduce pain
perception.
b)They make
pharmacological
strategies unnecessary.
c)They usually take too
long to implement. d)They
treat children into
believing they do not have
pain.
which drug is usually the morphine
best choice for patient
controlled analgesia for a
child in the immediate
postoperative.
a) codeine.
b)Morphine.
c)Methadone.
d) meperidine
,A lumbar puncture is Eutectic mixture of local anaesthetic (EMLA) one hour
needed on a school age before the procedure.
child. Which medication is
the most appropriate to
apply to provide analgesia
during this procedure?
a) tetracaine-adrenaline-
cocaine (TAC) 15 minutes
before procedure.
b)Transdermal fentanyl
patch immediately before
procedure.
c) Eutectic mixture of local
anaesthetic (EMLA) one
hour before the
procedure.
d) EMLA 30 minutes
before procedure
, The nurse is caring for a administer naloxone
child receiving intravenous
morphine for severe
postoperative pain the
nurse observes a slower
respiratory rate and the
child cannot be aroused
what is the most
appropriate action for the
nurse?
a) Administer naloxone.
(narcan)
b) Discontinue IV infusion.
c) Discontinue morphine
until the child is fully
awake.
d) Stimulate the child by
calling his or her name
shaking gently and asking
a child to breathe deeply.
which with the nurse b, c, d, g
identify as being an
adverse effect when
assessing a child who is
receiving an opioid for
pain management?
a) Diarrhea.
b) Agitation.
c)Pruritus.
d) Meiosis.
e) Lacrimation.
f) Anorexia.
g) Nausea and vomiting.
