NSG 3600 Exam 3 Review Exam| Complete Exam
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Which of the following A. acidic urine pH
does not predispose the
child to urinary tract
infections?
A. acidic urine pH
B. presence of urinary
stasis
C. urinary reflux
D. short urethra in young
females
Clinical manifestations of B. Anemia
urinary tract infection in
infancy include all but
which of the following?
A. Poor feeding
B. Anemia
C. Fever
D. Frequent Urination
, For the child with B. excretion of urinary protein
nephrosis, one aim of
therapy is to reduce:
A. Excretion of fluids
B. excretion of urinary
protein
C. urinary output
D. serum albumin levels
Acute glomerulonephritis edema, hematuria, and oliguria
is most likely to be
suspected when the child
presents with the clinical
manifestations of:
The nurse caring for a Weigh the child daily
child with acute
glomerulonephritis would
expect to:
The nurse caring for a Corticosteroid
child with nephrotic
syndrome can expect to
administer what type of
medication as the first-line
drug therapy.
Clinical manifestations of a. hyperlipidemia, hypoalbuminemia, edema, and
nephrotic syndrome proteinuria.
include:
When teaching the family after proteinuria and edema resolve, the dose is
of a child with nephrotic gradually tapered
syndrome about
prednisone therapy, the
nurse includes the
information that:
Questions and CORRECT Answers| (2025 update)
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Terms in this set (19)
Which of the following A. acidic urine pH
does not predispose the
child to urinary tract
infections?
A. acidic urine pH
B. presence of urinary
stasis
C. urinary reflux
D. short urethra in young
females
Clinical manifestations of B. Anemia
urinary tract infection in
infancy include all but
which of the following?
A. Poor feeding
B. Anemia
C. Fever
D. Frequent Urination
, For the child with B. excretion of urinary protein
nephrosis, one aim of
therapy is to reduce:
A. Excretion of fluids
B. excretion of urinary
protein
C. urinary output
D. serum albumin levels
Acute glomerulonephritis edema, hematuria, and oliguria
is most likely to be
suspected when the child
presents with the clinical
manifestations of:
The nurse caring for a Weigh the child daily
child with acute
glomerulonephritis would
expect to:
The nurse caring for a Corticosteroid
child with nephrotic
syndrome can expect to
administer what type of
medication as the first-line
drug therapy.
Clinical manifestations of a. hyperlipidemia, hypoalbuminemia, edema, and
nephrotic syndrome proteinuria.
include:
When teaching the family after proteinuria and edema resolve, the dose is
of a child with nephrotic gradually tapered
syndrome about
prednisone therapy, the
nurse includes the
information that:
