Pediatric Nursing HESI
Remediation- Questions with
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Which intervention should the nurse implement to assist a child and the family to reduce the risk of an
asthma exacerbation?
a. Help them recognize triggers.
b. Encourage peak pulmonary flow measurement.
c. Demonstrate use of MDI spacer.
d. Provide emergency treatment plan.
a
A child with cystic fibrosis (CF) is experiencing recurrent lung infections. Which lung condition is this
client likely to develop?
a. Pleurisy.
b. Bronchiectasis.
,c. Bronchiolitis.
d. Asthma.
b
The nurse is assessing an agitated three-year-old child who is leaning forward with their chin thrust out,
mouth open, and tongue protruded with copious amount of drooling present. The client's vital signs are
tympanic temperature of 103.1°F (39.5°C), pulse of 110 beats per minute and respiratory rate of 28 per
minute. Which condition should the nurse suspect?
a. Croup.
b. Bronchiolitis.
c. Acute epiglottitis.
d. Gastroesophageal reflux.
c
Which medication is administered to premature infants to reduce the severity of symptoms associated
with respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) infection?
a. Respaire.
b. Singular.
c. Menomune.
,d. Synagis.
d
An alert child has been treated for a submersion injury (near drowning). Which complication should the
nurse anticipate?
a. Hypertension.
b. Edema.
c. Oliguria.
d. Hypothermia.
d
Which information about a child's seizure episode is most important for the nurse to document?
a. Classification.
b. Duration.
c. Etiology.
d. Expected outcome.
b
, Intracranial pressure (ICP) monitoring is required for a child with a severe brain injury. To obtain the
most accurate readings, a catheter is inserted into which area of the brain?
a. Subdural space.
b. Epidural space.
c. Lateral ventricle.
d. Anterior fontanel.
c
A child diagnosed with HIV is being enrolled in a new school. Who has the right to inform the school of
this child's HIV status?
a. Doctors or nurses.
b. Social workers.
c. Parents or legal guardians.
d. Child welfare department.
c
The nurse is preparing to collect a fingerstick blood glucose from a 2 year old client. Which pain relief
intervention would work best?
a. Telling jokes.
Remediation- Questions with
Answers 100% Pass
Which intervention should the nurse implement to assist a child and the family to reduce the risk of an
asthma exacerbation?
a. Help them recognize triggers.
b. Encourage peak pulmonary flow measurement.
c. Demonstrate use of MDI spacer.
d. Provide emergency treatment plan.
a
A child with cystic fibrosis (CF) is experiencing recurrent lung infections. Which lung condition is this
client likely to develop?
a. Pleurisy.
b. Bronchiectasis.
,c. Bronchiolitis.
d. Asthma.
b
The nurse is assessing an agitated three-year-old child who is leaning forward with their chin thrust out,
mouth open, and tongue protruded with copious amount of drooling present. The client's vital signs are
tympanic temperature of 103.1°F (39.5°C), pulse of 110 beats per minute and respiratory rate of 28 per
minute. Which condition should the nurse suspect?
a. Croup.
b. Bronchiolitis.
c. Acute epiglottitis.
d. Gastroesophageal reflux.
c
Which medication is administered to premature infants to reduce the severity of symptoms associated
with respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) infection?
a. Respaire.
b. Singular.
c. Menomune.
,d. Synagis.
d
An alert child has been treated for a submersion injury (near drowning). Which complication should the
nurse anticipate?
a. Hypertension.
b. Edema.
c. Oliguria.
d. Hypothermia.
d
Which information about a child's seizure episode is most important for the nurse to document?
a. Classification.
b. Duration.
c. Etiology.
d. Expected outcome.
b
, Intracranial pressure (ICP) monitoring is required for a child with a severe brain injury. To obtain the
most accurate readings, a catheter is inserted into which area of the brain?
a. Subdural space.
b. Epidural space.
c. Lateral ventricle.
d. Anterior fontanel.
c
A child diagnosed with HIV is being enrolled in a new school. Who has the right to inform the school of
this child's HIV status?
a. Doctors or nurses.
b. Social workers.
c. Parents or legal guardians.
d. Child welfare department.
c
The nurse is preparing to collect a fingerstick blood glucose from a 2 year old client. Which pain relief
intervention would work best?
a. Telling jokes.
