NURS 401 Quiz 2 Questions and Correct
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The nurse is administering digoxin D
as ordered and the child vomits the
dose. What should the nurse do
next?
A. Contact the healthcare provider.
B. Offer a snack and administer
another dose.
C. Immediately administer another
dose.
D. Administer next dose as ordered
in 12 hours.
When conducting a physical B
examination of a child with
suspected Kawasaki disease, which
finding would the nurse expect to
assess?
A. Hirsutism or striae
B. Strawberry tongue
C. Malar rash
D. Café au lait spots
,After teaching a group of students B
about acute rheumatic fever, the
instructor determines that the
teaching was successful when the
students identify which assessment
finding?
A. Janeway lesions
B. Jerky movements of the face and
upper extremities
C. Black lines
D. Osler nodes
A nurse is reviewing the medical A
record of a child and finds that the
child has a grade III murmur. After
auscultating the child's heart
sounds, how would the nurse
document this murmur?
A. Loud without a thrill
B. Loud with a precordial thrill
C. Soft and easily heard
D. Loud, audible with a stethoscope
, The nurse is caring for a 2-month- C
old infant who has been diagnosed
with acute heart failure. The nurse is
providing teaching about nutrition.
Which statement by the mother
indicates a need for further
teaching?
A. "The baby may need as much as
150 calories/kg/day."
B. "Small, frequent feedings are
best if tolerated."
C. "I need to feed him every hour to
make sure he eats enough."
D. "Gavage feedings may be
required for now."
The nurse is caring for an infant girl B
with a suspected cardiovascular
disorder. Which statement by the
mother would warrant further
investigation?
A. "My baby does not make any
grunting noises."
B. "The baby seems more
comfortable over my shoulder."
C. "The baby usually drinks all of
her bottle."
D. "I don't notice any rapid
breathing patterns."
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The nurse is administering digoxin D
as ordered and the child vomits the
dose. What should the nurse do
next?
A. Contact the healthcare provider.
B. Offer a snack and administer
another dose.
C. Immediately administer another
dose.
D. Administer next dose as ordered
in 12 hours.
When conducting a physical B
examination of a child with
suspected Kawasaki disease, which
finding would the nurse expect to
assess?
A. Hirsutism or striae
B. Strawberry tongue
C. Malar rash
D. Café au lait spots
,After teaching a group of students B
about acute rheumatic fever, the
instructor determines that the
teaching was successful when the
students identify which assessment
finding?
A. Janeway lesions
B. Jerky movements of the face and
upper extremities
C. Black lines
D. Osler nodes
A nurse is reviewing the medical A
record of a child and finds that the
child has a grade III murmur. After
auscultating the child's heart
sounds, how would the nurse
document this murmur?
A. Loud without a thrill
B. Loud with a precordial thrill
C. Soft and easily heard
D. Loud, audible with a stethoscope
, The nurse is caring for a 2-month- C
old infant who has been diagnosed
with acute heart failure. The nurse is
providing teaching about nutrition.
Which statement by the mother
indicates a need for further
teaching?
A. "The baby may need as much as
150 calories/kg/day."
B. "Small, frequent feedings are
best if tolerated."
C. "I need to feed him every hour to
make sure he eats enough."
D. "Gavage feedings may be
required for now."
The nurse is caring for an infant girl B
with a suspected cardiovascular
disorder. Which statement by the
mother would warrant further
investigation?
A. "My baby does not make any
grunting noises."
B. "The baby seems more
comfortable over my shoulder."
C. "The baby usually drinks all of
her bottle."
D. "I don't notice any rapid
breathing patterns."
