PN Nursing care of Children
1.nephrotic syndrome started on corticosteroid therapy 3 weeks ago.
Positive response to med: Decreased periorbital edema
2.7 month old with clef palate, decrease the potential for aspiration
nurse should: Burp the infant frequently during feelings
3.3 year old checkup behavior demonstrated is an expected finding: stand
on one foot for several seconds
4.relaxation technique for a school age child experiencing pain, best
indicator that nonpharmacological intervention was effective: the child
reports a reduc- tion in his pain level
5.admission of a 2 month old toddler. AUDIO: Provide humidified oxygen
6.infant who has heart failure and taking digoxin, desired therapeutic
effect of medication: my baby is breathing easier than she used to
7.cystic fibrosis taking pancrelipase as a pancreatic enzyme
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, replacement. effects of medication can be evaluated by: amount and
consistency of stools
8.preschool age child who is to undergo surgery to remove a stage 1
wilms' tumor. which location? PICTURE: Kidney
9.Isotretinoin (Acutane) laboratory values to be monitor: Cholesterol
10.infant exposed to pertusis clinical manifestations: dry cough
11.teaching school age child who has iron-deficiendy anemia sources
easily absorbed: Baked chicken
12.Child with sickle cell anemia in vaso occlusive cliris. Priority intervention
: Promote oxygen utilization. ABC
13.18 month old present to urgen care. Which of the following data should
the nurse investigate further: Blood pressure 120/80
14.preschool-age admitted with dx: acute lymphoid leukemia. Chemo
twice per week. Hx: 3 diarrheal episodes yesterday, inflamed oral mucosa
with ulcerations present: Initiate bleeding precautions
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1.nephrotic syndrome started on corticosteroid therapy 3 weeks ago.
Positive response to med: Decreased periorbital edema
2.7 month old with clef palate, decrease the potential for aspiration
nurse should: Burp the infant frequently during feelings
3.3 year old checkup behavior demonstrated is an expected finding: stand
on one foot for several seconds
4.relaxation technique for a school age child experiencing pain, best
indicator that nonpharmacological intervention was effective: the child
reports a reduc- tion in his pain level
5.admission of a 2 month old toddler. AUDIO: Provide humidified oxygen
6.infant who has heart failure and taking digoxin, desired therapeutic
effect of medication: my baby is breathing easier than she used to
7.cystic fibrosis taking pancrelipase as a pancreatic enzyme
1/
10
, replacement. effects of medication can be evaluated by: amount and
consistency of stools
8.preschool age child who is to undergo surgery to remove a stage 1
wilms' tumor. which location? PICTURE: Kidney
9.Isotretinoin (Acutane) laboratory values to be monitor: Cholesterol
10.infant exposed to pertusis clinical manifestations: dry cough
11.teaching school age child who has iron-deficiendy anemia sources
easily absorbed: Baked chicken
12.Child with sickle cell anemia in vaso occlusive cliris. Priority intervention
: Promote oxygen utilization. ABC
13.18 month old present to urgen care. Which of the following data should
the nurse investigate further: Blood pressure 120/80
14.preschool-age admitted with dx: acute lymphoid leukemia. Chemo
twice per week. Hx: 3 diarrheal episodes yesterday, inflamed oral mucosa
with ulcerations present: Initiate bleeding precautions
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