HESI MID Program Pediatrics
protest, despair, denial and detachment - ANS-The stages of separation anxiety consist of
By 4 years - ANS-When does birth length double?
by 8 months - ANS-When does the child sit unsupported?
by 2 years - ANS-When does a child achieve 50% of adult height?
by 18 months - ANS-When does a child throw a ball overhand?
by 2 years - ANS-when does the child speak two to three word sentences ?
by 4 years - ANS-when does a child use scissors?
by 5 years - ANS-when dose a child tie his/her shoes?
has steady head control - ANS-which behavior indicates that thyroid hormone therapy for a 4
month old is effective?
be aware that a girls growth spurt during adolescence begins earlier than boys (as early as age
10) - ANS-growth spurt
after 6 months, their cognitive development allows them to remember pain - ANS-Concepts of
bodily injury infants
intrusive procedures - ANS-Concepts of bodily injury:
Toddlers (1-3 years) fear...?
body mutilation - ANS-Concepts of bodily injury:
Preschoolers fear ...?
loss of control of their body - ANS-School age children fear
major concern is change in body image - ANS-adolescents fear
should be administered only when the child exhibits adequate urine output - ANS-IV fluids
containing potassium
1-2mL/kg per hr - ANS-Urinary output for infants and children should be _______
, have difficulty establishing trust. Select only one nurse to care for an abused child because the
child will be less anxious with a consistent caregiver. - ANS-abused children
restlessness
increased RR
increased pulse rate
Diaphoresis
Flaring nostrils
Retractions
Grunting
Cyanosis and pallor - ANS-Common signs of respiratory distress in children
one and a half time 150% of the usual caloric intake of a healthy child for normal growth and
development. - ANS-The child diagnosed with cystic fibrosis requires
is a viral infection of the bronchioles characterized by thick secretions - ANS-Bronchiolitis
bronchiolitis is usually caused by a respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and is found to be readily
transmitted by close contact with hospital personnel, families and other children. - ANS-Causes
of bronchiolitis
is ALWAYs the nursing priority nursing action when caring for a child. - ANS-Maintaining a
patent airway
100-160 bpm - ANS-Newborn pulse
110-150 bpm - ANS-toddlers pulse
70-110 bpm - ANS-school age pulse
60-90 - ANS-Adolescent pulse
30-60 - ANS-Newborn RR
25-35 - ANS-toddlers RR
18-22 - ANS-school age RR
60-90 - ANS-adolescent age RR
abnormal circulation where all blood entering the systemic circulation is oxygenated -
ANS-acyanotic heart disorders
protest, despair, denial and detachment - ANS-The stages of separation anxiety consist of
By 4 years - ANS-When does birth length double?
by 8 months - ANS-When does the child sit unsupported?
by 2 years - ANS-When does a child achieve 50% of adult height?
by 18 months - ANS-When does a child throw a ball overhand?
by 2 years - ANS-when does the child speak two to three word sentences ?
by 4 years - ANS-when does a child use scissors?
by 5 years - ANS-when dose a child tie his/her shoes?
has steady head control - ANS-which behavior indicates that thyroid hormone therapy for a 4
month old is effective?
be aware that a girls growth spurt during adolescence begins earlier than boys (as early as age
10) - ANS-growth spurt
after 6 months, their cognitive development allows them to remember pain - ANS-Concepts of
bodily injury infants
intrusive procedures - ANS-Concepts of bodily injury:
Toddlers (1-3 years) fear...?
body mutilation - ANS-Concepts of bodily injury:
Preschoolers fear ...?
loss of control of their body - ANS-School age children fear
major concern is change in body image - ANS-adolescents fear
should be administered only when the child exhibits adequate urine output - ANS-IV fluids
containing potassium
1-2mL/kg per hr - ANS-Urinary output for infants and children should be _______
, have difficulty establishing trust. Select only one nurse to care for an abused child because the
child will be less anxious with a consistent caregiver. - ANS-abused children
restlessness
increased RR
increased pulse rate
Diaphoresis
Flaring nostrils
Retractions
Grunting
Cyanosis and pallor - ANS-Common signs of respiratory distress in children
one and a half time 150% of the usual caloric intake of a healthy child for normal growth and
development. - ANS-The child diagnosed with cystic fibrosis requires
is a viral infection of the bronchioles characterized by thick secretions - ANS-Bronchiolitis
bronchiolitis is usually caused by a respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and is found to be readily
transmitted by close contact with hospital personnel, families and other children. - ANS-Causes
of bronchiolitis
is ALWAYs the nursing priority nursing action when caring for a child. - ANS-Maintaining a
patent airway
100-160 bpm - ANS-Newborn pulse
110-150 bpm - ANS-toddlers pulse
70-110 bpm - ANS-school age pulse
60-90 - ANS-Adolescent pulse
30-60 - ANS-Newborn RR
25-35 - ANS-toddlers RR
18-22 - ANS-school age RR
60-90 - ANS-adolescent age RR
abnormal circulation where all blood entering the systemic circulation is oxygenated -
ANS-acyanotic heart disorders
