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Complete Answers (Rated A+)
Bacterial meningitis ER patient - Answer-initiate isolation precautions
Bacterial meningitis - Answer-lumbar puncture
Trach care - Answer-child flex neck when fastening the ties - so the ties around the
neck wouldn't be so tight??
Dornase alpha how to administer for cystic fibrosis - Answer-options were mix with
albuterol, administer every 4 hours for cough, use spacer (ATI says for client education:
instruct the child how to use a nebulizer, instruct the child to administer it once or twice
a day)
Family community education - Answer-encourage the 15 year old to increase calcium
intake
Always give oral electrolytes for diarrhea - Answer-BEFORE IV electrolytes
Exhibit question states that the patient has RR level of 12 and is receiving morphine and
acetaminophen prn for pain. Options were: assess sedation, assess pain - Answer-I put
sedation because acetaminophen will take care of pain and they're receiving morphine
with a RR of 12
Liquid ferrous sulfate - Answer-dilute with water. YOU WOULD NOT report tarry green
stools to the provider because that is an expected finding
Bacterial pneumonia - Answer-WBC 18000 (bacterial meningitis WBC count is elevated)
SATA for rheumatic heart disease/HF - Answer-ESR, ASO titer, CRP
Oral sores options: lemon glycerine swabs, viscous lidocaine, gauze with saline. -
Answer-ANSWER IS GAUZE WITH SALINE
Yeast infection - Answer-moist compress 3x a day
RR - Answer-to report is 54
Correct statement made by mother of 2 month old: - Answer-"my child will receive MMR
vaccine at 12 months"
,For adolescent and inhalation gasoline - Answer-ATAXIA (ATI says gagging, choking,
coughing, nausea, vomiting, lethargy, weakness, tachypnea, cyanosis, grunting, and
retractions)
90/90 traction - Answer-alternate pressure mattress
Tumbling E for a 4 year old vision test because - Answer-they don't know their letters
yet
Leg cast - Answer-assess for pallor
GERD, what would you report to the provider - Answer-regurgitation
Mother working and has 3 kids - Answer-respite child care
Chest tube question - Answer-make sure there is continuous bubbling
Burns - Answer-initially administer IV "crystalloid solutions" (another name for lactated
ringers)
Epiglottis - Answer-give antibiotics
Cushing's syndrome - Answer-hyperglycemia
Picture of the heart and it's asking you to point out PDA defect - Answer-
Abuse sign - Answer-bruising around both wrists
Sickle cell crisis - Answer-give meperidine
Normal serum protein - Answer-nephrotic syndrome it would be extremely low due to
large amounts of excretion
Priority patient - Answer-patient is the who has sickle cell anemia and is exhibiting
slurred speech because sickle cell complication is stroke
Moderate dehydration is - Answer-7%
Mix infants medication - Answer-with flavored syrup rather than juice
12 year old will have - Answer-mood swings
Tonsillectomy - Answer-tachycardia needs to be reported because of hemorrhagic
shock
Asthma - Answer-use a spacer
, Glomerulonephritis - Answer-facial edema
ASA OD - Answer-phenytidione
Place child knee to chest - Answer-
Tonic clonic - Answer-suction equipment
Displaced shunt - Answer-elevated temp
Fentanyl epi - Answer-assess BP
HF potassium level - Answer-3.2
Appendicitis - Answer-hematuria
Check - Answer-clothing for loose buttons
Skin traction - Answer-align body/ maintain alignment
Digoxin - Answer-give water after administration
VP shunt displacement - Answer-sleepiness
Well child visit, what would you report? - Answer-Tantrums
11 month old - Answer-give oral electrolytes
HIV - Answer-answer is NOT zidoveine, not double dose, not remission the only other
option
BUN - Answer-5-18
Creatinine - Answer-under 0.5
Blood glucose - Answer-60-100
Tetralogy of Fallot: know what is a sign of heart failure. - Answer-
single answer= weight GAIN, if SATA= weight GAIN, tachy, increased RESP, EDEMA -
Answer-
Child dying. What nursing implementation: options were kick out family parents,restrict
number of guests, assign only one person to give info to, maintain nursing assignments.
- Answer-
Complete Answers (Rated A+)
Bacterial meningitis ER patient - Answer-initiate isolation precautions
Bacterial meningitis - Answer-lumbar puncture
Trach care - Answer-child flex neck when fastening the ties - so the ties around the
neck wouldn't be so tight??
Dornase alpha how to administer for cystic fibrosis - Answer-options were mix with
albuterol, administer every 4 hours for cough, use spacer (ATI says for client education:
instruct the child how to use a nebulizer, instruct the child to administer it once or twice
a day)
Family community education - Answer-encourage the 15 year old to increase calcium
intake
Always give oral electrolytes for diarrhea - Answer-BEFORE IV electrolytes
Exhibit question states that the patient has RR level of 12 and is receiving morphine and
acetaminophen prn for pain. Options were: assess sedation, assess pain - Answer-I put
sedation because acetaminophen will take care of pain and they're receiving morphine
with a RR of 12
Liquid ferrous sulfate - Answer-dilute with water. YOU WOULD NOT report tarry green
stools to the provider because that is an expected finding
Bacterial pneumonia - Answer-WBC 18000 (bacterial meningitis WBC count is elevated)
SATA for rheumatic heart disease/HF - Answer-ESR, ASO titer, CRP
Oral sores options: lemon glycerine swabs, viscous lidocaine, gauze with saline. -
Answer-ANSWER IS GAUZE WITH SALINE
Yeast infection - Answer-moist compress 3x a day
RR - Answer-to report is 54
Correct statement made by mother of 2 month old: - Answer-"my child will receive MMR
vaccine at 12 months"
,For adolescent and inhalation gasoline - Answer-ATAXIA (ATI says gagging, choking,
coughing, nausea, vomiting, lethargy, weakness, tachypnea, cyanosis, grunting, and
retractions)
90/90 traction - Answer-alternate pressure mattress
Tumbling E for a 4 year old vision test because - Answer-they don't know their letters
yet
Leg cast - Answer-assess for pallor
GERD, what would you report to the provider - Answer-regurgitation
Mother working and has 3 kids - Answer-respite child care
Chest tube question - Answer-make sure there is continuous bubbling
Burns - Answer-initially administer IV "crystalloid solutions" (another name for lactated
ringers)
Epiglottis - Answer-give antibiotics
Cushing's syndrome - Answer-hyperglycemia
Picture of the heart and it's asking you to point out PDA defect - Answer-
Abuse sign - Answer-bruising around both wrists
Sickle cell crisis - Answer-give meperidine
Normal serum protein - Answer-nephrotic syndrome it would be extremely low due to
large amounts of excretion
Priority patient - Answer-patient is the who has sickle cell anemia and is exhibiting
slurred speech because sickle cell complication is stroke
Moderate dehydration is - Answer-7%
Mix infants medication - Answer-with flavored syrup rather than juice
12 year old will have - Answer-mood swings
Tonsillectomy - Answer-tachycardia needs to be reported because of hemorrhagic
shock
Asthma - Answer-use a spacer
, Glomerulonephritis - Answer-facial edema
ASA OD - Answer-phenytidione
Place child knee to chest - Answer-
Tonic clonic - Answer-suction equipment
Displaced shunt - Answer-elevated temp
Fentanyl epi - Answer-assess BP
HF potassium level - Answer-3.2
Appendicitis - Answer-hematuria
Check - Answer-clothing for loose buttons
Skin traction - Answer-align body/ maintain alignment
Digoxin - Answer-give water after administration
VP shunt displacement - Answer-sleepiness
Well child visit, what would you report? - Answer-Tantrums
11 month old - Answer-give oral electrolytes
HIV - Answer-answer is NOT zidoveine, not double dose, not remission the only other
option
BUN - Answer-5-18
Creatinine - Answer-under 0.5
Blood glucose - Answer-60-100
Tetralogy of Fallot: know what is a sign of heart failure. - Answer-
single answer= weight GAIN, if SATA= weight GAIN, tachy, increased RESP, EDEMA -
Answer-
Child dying. What nursing implementation: options were kick out family parents,restrict
number of guests, assign only one person to give info to, maintain nursing assignments.
- Answer-
