Pediatric HESI Practice Quizzes | Atcual
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A 4-year-old child who is 1. Acknowledge the request and then
ventilator- explore with
dependent is receiving tube the family the available options for care.
feedings in the home setting. The 2. Set additional goals for feeding the child
family wants to begin oral feeding with the
of parents.
the child, and asks the home 3. Refuse to feed the child orally, because
health the risk
nurse to feed the child baby food is too high.
orally. After explaining the risks for 4. Ask the parents to negotiate a change in
aspiration to the family, list in order feeding
which actions the nurse should methods with the healthcare provider.
implement. (Rank in the priority
order
from first action to last action.)
1. Acknowledge the request and
then
explore with the family the
available
options for care.
2. Ask the parents to negotiate a
change in feeding methods with
the
healthcare provider.
3. Set additional goals for feeding
the child with the parents.
4. Refuse to feed the child orally,
because the risk is too high.
,A mother brings her 6-month-old B. Haemophilus influenzae type b
infant to the clinic for a well-baby conjugate
routine exam. Which vaccine(s) vaccine (Hib).
should the nurse verify the infant D. Hepatitis B virus vaccine (HepB).
has E. Diphtheria, tetanus toxoids, and
received? (Select all that apply.) acellular
A. Meningococcal polysaccharide pertussis (DTaP).
vaccine (MPSV4).
B. Haemophilus influenzae type b
conjugate vaccine (Hib).
C. Inactivated poliovirus vaccine
(IPV).
D. Hepatitis B virus vaccine
(HepB).
E. Diphtheria, tetanus toxoids, and
acellular pertussis (DTaP).
F. Measles, mumps, and rubella
vaccine (MMR).
, A 12-year-old male client tells the D. "Being taller is important to you and
nurse that he is happy to be taking taking your
growth hormones because now he injections will help achieve that goal."
can expect to grow and be just as
tall as all of his friends. What
response is best for the nurse to
provide?
A. "You must remember that this
treatment regimen is not always
effective."
B. "Although being tall is important
to
you, remember there are far more
important characteristics than
height."
C. "You will grow with this
medicine,
and are likely to be taller than
anyone in your family."
D. "Being taller is important to you
and taking your injections will help
achieve that goal."
Exam Questions and Answers with Verified
Solutions | Latest Updated 2026
A 4-year-old child who is 1. Acknowledge the request and then
ventilator- explore with
dependent is receiving tube the family the available options for care.
feedings in the home setting. The 2. Set additional goals for feeding the child
family wants to begin oral feeding with the
of parents.
the child, and asks the home 3. Refuse to feed the child orally, because
health the risk
nurse to feed the child baby food is too high.
orally. After explaining the risks for 4. Ask the parents to negotiate a change in
aspiration to the family, list in order feeding
which actions the nurse should methods with the healthcare provider.
implement. (Rank in the priority
order
from first action to last action.)
1. Acknowledge the request and
then
explore with the family the
available
options for care.
2. Ask the parents to negotiate a
change in feeding methods with
the
healthcare provider.
3. Set additional goals for feeding
the child with the parents.
4. Refuse to feed the child orally,
because the risk is too high.
,A mother brings her 6-month-old B. Haemophilus influenzae type b
infant to the clinic for a well-baby conjugate
routine exam. Which vaccine(s) vaccine (Hib).
should the nurse verify the infant D. Hepatitis B virus vaccine (HepB).
has E. Diphtheria, tetanus toxoids, and
received? (Select all that apply.) acellular
A. Meningococcal polysaccharide pertussis (DTaP).
vaccine (MPSV4).
B. Haemophilus influenzae type b
conjugate vaccine (Hib).
C. Inactivated poliovirus vaccine
(IPV).
D. Hepatitis B virus vaccine
(HepB).
E. Diphtheria, tetanus toxoids, and
acellular pertussis (DTaP).
F. Measles, mumps, and rubella
vaccine (MMR).
, A 12-year-old male client tells the D. "Being taller is important to you and
nurse that he is happy to be taking taking your
growth hormones because now he injections will help achieve that goal."
can expect to grow and be just as
tall as all of his friends. What
response is best for the nurse to
provide?
A. "You must remember that this
treatment regimen is not always
effective."
B. "Although being tall is important
to
you, remember there are far more
important characteristics than
height."
C. "You will grow with this
medicine,
and are likely to be taller than
anyone in your family."
D. "Being taller is important to you
and taking your injections will help
achieve that goal."
