RN ICU Neonatal level 2 Assessment || with 100% Accurate Solutions.

Which of the following factors can be predictive of abnormal neurological development? correct answers Seizures and fetal growth restriction The nurse is administering ampicillin to a neonate born at 32 week's; gestation via a peripheral IV in the right hand. Ampicillin is commonly prescribed to prevent or treat neonatal infection with which organism? correct answers Group B Streptococcus Which of the following is a symptom of increased intracranial pressure for which the nurse should observe after a ventriculoperitoneal shunt? correct answers sunset sign of eyes A level II neonatal ICU patient's blood culture has grown a specific pathogen. The patient's previous antibiotics have been discontinued and there is an order for a new antibiotic medication. The nurse explains the change to the parents by saying: correct answers "This antibiotic is effective against the specific bacteria in your child's body." Prior to the administration of IM Vitamin K to a neonate born at 36 5/7 week's; gestation, the nurse instructs the parents regarding the indication for the Vitamin K injection. Which is the correct indication? correct answers "Vitamin K is given prophylactically for hemorrhagic disease of the newborn." If acute blood loss is suspected and the neonate is pale and limp at birth, blood pressure should be obtained and monitored, oxygen should be administered, and intravenous fluids should be started at: correct answers 20 mL/Kg The mother of a stable preterm infant in the NICU asks how she can best develop a bond with her baby. The nurse suggests that the baby's mother: correct answers hold the diapered baby skin-to-skin covered with a light blanket. A neonate born at 33 weeks; gestation weighing 1600 grams was admitted to the level II neonatal ICU a week ago. The neonate started having apneic episodes with bradycardia 2 days ago and all other etiologies of apnea have been ruled out, leaving the diagnosis of apnea of prematurity (AOP). An order has been received for a loading dose of caffeine citrate 20 mg/kg to be given IV. The neonate weighed 1650 grams today. What dosage should the nurse give? correct answers 33 mg It must be assumed that an infant with hypertension has a specific secondary etiology. Which of the following are causes of hypertension in infants? correct answers Bronchopulmonary dysplasia and seizures The late preterm infant just admitted to the NICU displays some jittery movements. Which of the following lab tests might the nurse expect to be ordered? correct answers cbc with diff and blood gas A patient in the level II neonatal ICU is receiving D10W solution via peripheral IV; the IV pump keeps beeping. When checking on the infusion, the nurse checks the IV site and discovers that the site is cool and blanched, edematous with taut skin, and there is fluid