NURS 4802 (100% Errorless )

respiratory stridor pain in the abdomen difficulty in breathing inability to drink liquid correct answers The parents of a child who has infectious mononucleosis are concerned. Which symptoms does the nurse ask the parents to watch out for as a sign to bring the child in to be evaluated by the p...

VEAL CHOP correct answers V- Variable E- Early Decels A- Accelerations L-Late Decels C- Cord Comphression H- Head Compression O - OK P - Placenta The best distinction between true labor and false labor is the correct answers change in the cervix when the largest diameter of the fe...

The charge nurse is observing a student nurse obtain a temperature on a pediatric patient. The nurse should intervene when observing the student: correct answers obtaining a rectal thermometer probe for a child with diarrhea attempting to take an oral temperature on a child who is receiving oxygen ...

POC correct answers products of conception Symptoms of a threatened SAB include spotting and mild cramping correct answers True A complete SAB results in all POC passed, a closed cx, and minimal bleeding correct answers True Ruptured ectopic pregnancies are one of the top two causes of mate...

goal of PEDS nursing correct answers is to improve the quality of health care for children and their families related to race ethnicity socioeconomic status geographic factors correct answers In addition, disparities in pediatric health care: health promotion correct answers integrates surv...

mitosis correct answers the body cells replicate to yield two cells with the same genetic makeup as the parent cell. First the cell makes a copy of its DNA, and then it divides. Each daughter cell receives one copy of the genetic material. This division facilitates growth and development or cell rep...

what is a waterbed? correct answers formed by the adhesion of the chorion (outer) and amnion (inner) layers describe amniotic fluid correct answers amount: 1000ml average -measure of fetal well being -(poly)hydramnious=too much fluid -oligohydramnious=too little fluid -functions: temo. reg...

What is the nursing care of the neonate in the first 4 hours of life? correct answers •Universal precautions •D-A-B-C •Temperature Regulation •Support respirations •Apgar score •Vital signs •Identification •Measurements/Classification •Neonatal assessment •Gestational ag...

Cognitive impairment (CI) correct answers is a general term that encompasses any type of intellectual disability. The term intellectual disability has widely replaced the term mental retardation as defined by the American Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Intellectual dis...

The nurse is developing a plan of care for a child recently diagnosed with CP. Whichof the following should be the nurse's priority goal? 1. Ensure the ingestion of sufficient calories for growth. 2. Decrease intracranial pressure. 3. Teach appropriate parenting strategies for a special-needs ch...

What are stressors of hospitalization? correct answers - separation from parents/family - fear of unknown - loss of control/autonomy - bodily injury resulting in discomfort, pain and mutiliation - fear of death What are core domains recommended by PedIMMPACT to assess pain? correct answers - ...

describe immunizations correct answers 1. types -live attenuated: varicella, MMR- weakened version of the virus, often only requires one dose -inactivated: viruses have been killed, usually requires multiple doses 2. safety: storage and care of vaccines describe chicken pox correct answers c...

The nurse assesses the newborn and notes the following behaviors: nasal flaring, facial grimacing, and excessive mucus. What is the nurse most concerned about? correct answers Respiratory distress You are admitting a 10-pound newborn to the nursery. You know that it will be important to monitor w...