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NSG 320 EXAM 3 /NSG320 Exam 3 Actual Exam
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A child is diagnosed with erythema infectiosum (fifth disease) and the
nurse is providing parent education about the management of care.
Which important information regarding this disease is important to
include in the teaching?
1. Erythema infectiosum is not contagious.
2. Erythema infectiosum is considered to be contagious until the rash
appears.
3. A child with erythema infectiosum will need to take oral antibiotics
for 7-10 days.
4. Erythema infectiosum is an airborne illness.
2. Erythema infectiosum is considered to be contagious until the rash
appears.
Rationale: Erythema infectiosum is a contagious viral infection with an
incubation period of 4-21 days and is contagious until the rash appears.
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A nurse is caring for a toddler with a respiratory infection who tests
positive for influenza type A in the hospital setting. Which is a priority
nursing intervention for this child?
1. The child should be placed in a private room only.
2. The child should be placed on airborne precautions.
3. The child should be placed on neutropenic precautions.
4. The child should be placed on contact and droplet precautions.
4. The child should be placed on contact and droplet precautions.
Rationale: Influenza is caused by a virus and is transmitted through
coughing, sneezing, and direct contact with contaminated objects, so the
child should be placed on contact and droplet precautions.
A nurse is providing education to a group of adolescents about
mononucleosis (mono). Which statement should be included in the
nurse's teaching?
1. Mono is a chronic illness that can cause fatigue but is not contagious.
2. Mono is an acute illness caused by the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) that
can be contracted by people of all ages, but is mostly seen in
adolescents.
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3. Mono is caused by a bacterial infection that is most often found in the
older population.
4. Mono is an acquired illness that can be prevented by common
immunizations typically received during childhood.
2. Mono is an acute illness caused by the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) that
can be contracted by people of all ages, but is mostly seen in
adolescents.
A nurse is providing education to a parent of a child diagnoses with
varicella-zoster virus (VZV). The parent asks when the disease is no
longer considered to be contagious. Which is the nurse's best response?
1. "The virus is not contagious"
2. "Chickenpox is considered contagious until the vesicles are crusted
over and no longer open."
3. "Your child will need to cover all of the vesicles until they completely
disappear."
4. "Your child will need to wear a mask when he or she returns to
school."
2. "Chickenpox is considered contagious until the vesicles are crusted
over and no longer open."
Rationale: Chickenpox is contagious until the vesicles are crusted over.
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A child presents to the emergency department with burns on the lower
arm from hot water. They appear to be white with red blisters, do not
blanch, and the child can feel pressure, but not pain, with palpation.
How would the nurse describe these burns?
1. Superficial burns
2. Deep partial-thickness burns
3. Full-thickness burns
4. Superficial partial-thickness burns
2. Deep partial-thickness burns
Rationale: Deep-partial thickness burns appear dry and white or red with
blisters if the burn was caused by scalding and the client can feel
pressure when applied.
Superficial burns are red and painful with no blistering.
Full-thickness burns show no blanching, no pain, and a white or charred
appearance.
Superficial partial-thickness burns show red, painful blisters and will
blanch with pressure.
NSG 320 EXAM 3 /NSG320 Exam 3 Actual Exam
Newest 2025/2026 With Complete Questions And
Correct Answers |Already Graded A+||Brand
New Version!|
A child is diagnosed with erythema infectiosum (fifth disease) and the
nurse is providing parent education about the management of care.
Which important information regarding this disease is important to
include in the teaching?
1. Erythema infectiosum is not contagious.
2. Erythema infectiosum is considered to be contagious until the rash
appears.
3. A child with erythema infectiosum will need to take oral antibiotics
for 7-10 days.
4. Erythema infectiosum is an airborne illness.
2. Erythema infectiosum is considered to be contagious until the rash
appears.
Rationale: Erythema infectiosum is a contagious viral infection with an
incubation period of 4-21 days and is contagious until the rash appears.
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A nurse is caring for a toddler with a respiratory infection who tests
positive for influenza type A in the hospital setting. Which is a priority
nursing intervention for this child?
1. The child should be placed in a private room only.
2. The child should be placed on airborne precautions.
3. The child should be placed on neutropenic precautions.
4. The child should be placed on contact and droplet precautions.
4. The child should be placed on contact and droplet precautions.
Rationale: Influenza is caused by a virus and is transmitted through
coughing, sneezing, and direct contact with contaminated objects, so the
child should be placed on contact and droplet precautions.
A nurse is providing education to a group of adolescents about
mononucleosis (mono). Which statement should be included in the
nurse's teaching?
1. Mono is a chronic illness that can cause fatigue but is not contagious.
2. Mono is an acute illness caused by the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) that
can be contracted by people of all ages, but is mostly seen in
adolescents.
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3. Mono is caused by a bacterial infection that is most often found in the
older population.
4. Mono is an acquired illness that can be prevented by common
immunizations typically received during childhood.
2. Mono is an acute illness caused by the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) that
can be contracted by people of all ages, but is mostly seen in
adolescents.
A nurse is providing education to a parent of a child diagnoses with
varicella-zoster virus (VZV). The parent asks when the disease is no
longer considered to be contagious. Which is the nurse's best response?
1. "The virus is not contagious"
2. "Chickenpox is considered contagious until the vesicles are crusted
over and no longer open."
3. "Your child will need to cover all of the vesicles until they completely
disappear."
4. "Your child will need to wear a mask when he or she returns to
school."
2. "Chickenpox is considered contagious until the vesicles are crusted
over and no longer open."
Rationale: Chickenpox is contagious until the vesicles are crusted over.
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A child presents to the emergency department with burns on the lower
arm from hot water. They appear to be white with red blisters, do not
blanch, and the child can feel pressure, but not pain, with palpation.
How would the nurse describe these burns?
1. Superficial burns
2. Deep partial-thickness burns
3. Full-thickness burns
4. Superficial partial-thickness burns
2. Deep partial-thickness burns
Rationale: Deep-partial thickness burns appear dry and white or red with
blisters if the burn was caused by scalding and the client can feel
pressure when applied.
Superficial burns are red and painful with no blistering.
Full-thickness burns show no blanching, no pain, and a white or charred
appearance.
Superficial partial-thickness burns show red, painful blisters and will
blanch with pressure.
