Nur 166 Final Exam
36 weeks visit, what kind of testing do they do? - Group B strep ( GBS)
A child is being admitted to your hospital, what information should you gather from the parents to make the visit
more comfortable? (SATA5) - hx of hospitalizations
who lives in the home?
routines
foods the pts likes
nick names
A child is scheduled for surgery in your hospital. What should you do to quell those fears? - Give tour of the
hospital
APGAR checks for ( SATA5) - appearance
pulse
grimace
activity
respiration
Baby who is 2.5 days old, already breast feeding well. Their bilirubin is 12. What risk level are they in? - High risk
Can an infants medication be mixed in medication - No
Complications of cleft pallate? (SATA5) - Lung problems
Aspiration
Poor Feeding
Low weight
Ear infections
Eriksons stage for adolescents - Identity vs role confusion
Eriksons stage for school age children? - industry vs inferiority
Formula for how many teeth a child should have? - age in months minus 6 ( up to 2 years)
How do we administer ear drips if we have an over 3 year old? - Pull ear up and back
How much should a baby recieve in a serving of baby food? - 1 teasoon
How often should you change your toothbrush? - Every 3 months or after illness
How should we give sex education to children? - Explain with simple language and on level of childs understanding
If a pt has DNC, what is the post op teaching? (SATA4) - fever
red discharge should not increase
odor
check temp every 8 hours x 3 days
In between contractions, what is happening to the baby? - Baby is getting oxygenated blood during these intervals
Is a positive pregnancy test a positive sign of pregnancy? - No, it is possible or presumptous
Latchkey kids, how do we keep them safe? SATA 3 - HAve neighbors check on children
Have an emergency contact list
Have parents call to check on the kids
, Medication administration tips for children (SATA 2) - rinse afterwards
involve patients
Mom asks why she is getting mag sulfate. What should you tell her? - The mag sulfate is to prevent seizures
mom comes in and wants child checked for ADHD, what will the doctor need to rule out first? SATA4 - Hearing,
Vision, Social and language/verbal skills
Mom has delivered a still born child. What is the most therapeutic response from the nurse? - Allow parents an
opportunity to interact with the baby
Mom is beginning to hyperventilate while doing the labor breathing. What should the LPN do? SATA4 - Breathe
into cupped hands
Breathe into paper bag
Hold your breath
Try to slow down breathing
Mom is in labor. What do the endorphins do? - Help reduce pain
mom is pregnant and lying flat on her back. She begins to feel dizzy. What should we tell her to do? - Move onto
her L side
Moms fundus is deviated to the side. What does the nurse do? - Have mom urinate ( pee)
Newborn assessment might indicate kidney issues if you find? - Skin tag or pit
Newborn has immunity from mom for how long? - the first 3 months
Newborn hypoglycemia s/s (SATA 4) - Lethargic
Weak/poor suck
Blood sugar below 45
poor muscle tone ( floppiness)
Number 1 reason for accidents in teens? - Car accidents
Parents ask why the newborn needs vitamin K - It is for clotting
Patient in in active labor and needs a support person, but does not have one. What should the nurse do? - Become
the support person
Post partum peri care ( SATA 4) - warm water
sitz bath
tucks witch hazel
ice packs
Pt dx with hyperemesis gravadrim. What does the nurse expect to be ordered? ( SATA4) - Fluids
weights
I/O
give antiemetic
Pt has bleeding that has gone back to bright red 5 days later, what should they do? - Report to the doctor
Pt is in labor but not fully dilated. Mom states she feels like she has to push and begins to bear down. What should
we do? - Have mom do short breaths through her mouth, take a break and then repeat
36 weeks visit, what kind of testing do they do? - Group B strep ( GBS)
A child is being admitted to your hospital, what information should you gather from the parents to make the visit
more comfortable? (SATA5) - hx of hospitalizations
who lives in the home?
routines
foods the pts likes
nick names
A child is scheduled for surgery in your hospital. What should you do to quell those fears? - Give tour of the
hospital
APGAR checks for ( SATA5) - appearance
pulse
grimace
activity
respiration
Baby who is 2.5 days old, already breast feeding well. Their bilirubin is 12. What risk level are they in? - High risk
Can an infants medication be mixed in medication - No
Complications of cleft pallate? (SATA5) - Lung problems
Aspiration
Poor Feeding
Low weight
Ear infections
Eriksons stage for adolescents - Identity vs role confusion
Eriksons stage for school age children? - industry vs inferiority
Formula for how many teeth a child should have? - age in months minus 6 ( up to 2 years)
How do we administer ear drips if we have an over 3 year old? - Pull ear up and back
How much should a baby recieve in a serving of baby food? - 1 teasoon
How often should you change your toothbrush? - Every 3 months or after illness
How should we give sex education to children? - Explain with simple language and on level of childs understanding
If a pt has DNC, what is the post op teaching? (SATA4) - fever
red discharge should not increase
odor
check temp every 8 hours x 3 days
In between contractions, what is happening to the baby? - Baby is getting oxygenated blood during these intervals
Is a positive pregnancy test a positive sign of pregnancy? - No, it is possible or presumptous
Latchkey kids, how do we keep them safe? SATA 3 - HAve neighbors check on children
Have an emergency contact list
Have parents call to check on the kids
, Medication administration tips for children (SATA 2) - rinse afterwards
involve patients
Mom asks why she is getting mag sulfate. What should you tell her? - The mag sulfate is to prevent seizures
mom comes in and wants child checked for ADHD, what will the doctor need to rule out first? SATA4 - Hearing,
Vision, Social and language/verbal skills
Mom has delivered a still born child. What is the most therapeutic response from the nurse? - Allow parents an
opportunity to interact with the baby
Mom is beginning to hyperventilate while doing the labor breathing. What should the LPN do? SATA4 - Breathe
into cupped hands
Breathe into paper bag
Hold your breath
Try to slow down breathing
Mom is in labor. What do the endorphins do? - Help reduce pain
mom is pregnant and lying flat on her back. She begins to feel dizzy. What should we tell her to do? - Move onto
her L side
Moms fundus is deviated to the side. What does the nurse do? - Have mom urinate ( pee)
Newborn assessment might indicate kidney issues if you find? - Skin tag or pit
Newborn has immunity from mom for how long? - the first 3 months
Newborn hypoglycemia s/s (SATA 4) - Lethargic
Weak/poor suck
Blood sugar below 45
poor muscle tone ( floppiness)
Number 1 reason for accidents in teens? - Car accidents
Parents ask why the newborn needs vitamin K - It is for clotting
Patient in in active labor and needs a support person, but does not have one. What should the nurse do? - Become
the support person
Post partum peri care ( SATA 4) - warm water
sitz bath
tucks witch hazel
ice packs
Pt dx with hyperemesis gravadrim. What does the nurse expect to be ordered? ( SATA4) - Fluids
weights
I/O
give antiemetic
Pt has bleeding that has gone back to bright red 5 days later, what should they do? - Report to the doctor
Pt is in labor but not fully dilated. Mom states she feels like she has to push and begins to bear down. What should
we do? - Have mom do short breaths through her mouth, take a break and then repeat
