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Which statements concerning bronchial (postural) drainage are accurate?
1. Used on infants with acute lung illnesses such as respiratory syncytial virus (RSV)
2. Involves positioning the child to facilitate drainage from all four major lung segments
3. Uses gravity and positioning to enhance the clearance of mucous from the airways
4. Indicated for excessive mucous in the bronchi that is not being removed with normal
cough
5. It is performed twice a day for approximately 45-60 minutes
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, 2, 3, 4
A lack of physical activity and increased consumption of unhealthy foods by teenagers may
lead to which conditions?
1. ObesityLack of physical activity and unhealthy food consumption can lead to weight gain
and an increase in body mass index (BMI). Childhood obesity occurs when a child's BMI is
greater than or equal to the 95th percentile.
2. Type 2 DiabetesLack of physical activity and unhealthy food consumption can lead to
weight gain and obesity, which can lead to many diseases, such as type 2 diabetes.
3. Dental CariesWhile dental caries can be caused by consumption of unhealthy foods, lack
of physical activity does not affect oral health.
4. HypertensionLack of physical activity and unhealthy food can lead to weight gain and
obesity, which can lead to many diseases, such as hypertension.
5. HyperlipidemiaLack of physical activity and unhealthy food consumption can lead to
weight gain and obesity, which can lead to many diseases, such as hyperlipidemia.
6. Type 1 DiabetesPediatric obesity has led to an increase in type 2 diabetes diagnoses, but
not type 1 diabetes diagnoses in children.
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1, 2, 4, 5
The health care facility supplies the nurse with which tools to prevent medication errors in
the pediatric population?
Correct
1. Limiting variations in drug preparation by using standardized doses.The standardization of
pediatric medications will reduce medication errors by limiting the variations in drug
preparation.
Correct
2. Universal procedures for drug administration facilitates proper usage.The establishment of
, universal procedures for drug administration facilitates proper usage and reduces the risk of
medication errors by providing a standard mechanism that is followed by all health care
providers.
Correct
3. Use of kilograms for weight in all dose calculations and medical records.The use of
kilogram weight in children for prescriptions, dose calculations, medical records, and staff
communication will standardize communication procedures and reduce the risk of
medication errors.
Correct
4. Dose-range software programs to provide alerts for potentially incorrect doses.The use of
software programs to alert about incorrect doses is a protocol that will help catch
medication errors.
5. Eliminating use of bar-coding technology for medications that require a nurse perform a
second check.Bar-coding technology is a safety intervention for all medications, including
high-risk medications that require two nurses to verify the drug rights. Elimination, therefore,
would not help to prevent medication errors.
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1, 2, 3, 4
The nurse understands that the priority of the emergency situation is addressing the
adolescent's physical problems. After physical problems have been addressed, the nurse
should complete which step next?
1. Ensure the parents are at the bedsideThe nurse's next step would not be to ensure that the
parents are at the patient's bedside. Adolescents may delay the presence of the parents at
the bedside.
2. Ensure the patient can reach the phoneAlthough the adolescent has stabilized from
physical problems, the nurse's next step would not be to first ensure that the patient can
reach the phone. This may occur later, if applicable.
3. Ensure the television is on for the patientAlthough the adolescent has stabilized from
physical problems, the nurse's next step would not be to first ensure that the television is on
for the patient. This may occur later, if applicable.
1-25 of 25
Select a definition to match it with its term
Which statements concerning bronchial (postural) drainage are accurate?
1. Used on infants with acute lung illnesses such as respiratory syncytial virus (RSV)
2. Involves positioning the child to facilitate drainage from all four major lung segments
3. Uses gravity and positioning to enhance the clearance of mucous from the airways
4. Indicated for excessive mucous in the bronchi that is not being removed with normal
cough
5. It is performed twice a day for approximately 45-60 minutes
Give this one a go later!
, 2, 3, 4
A lack of physical activity and increased consumption of unhealthy foods by teenagers may
lead to which conditions?
1. ObesityLack of physical activity and unhealthy food consumption can lead to weight gain
and an increase in body mass index (BMI). Childhood obesity occurs when a child's BMI is
greater than or equal to the 95th percentile.
2. Type 2 DiabetesLack of physical activity and unhealthy food consumption can lead to
weight gain and obesity, which can lead to many diseases, such as type 2 diabetes.
3. Dental CariesWhile dental caries can be caused by consumption of unhealthy foods, lack
of physical activity does not affect oral health.
4. HypertensionLack of physical activity and unhealthy food can lead to weight gain and
obesity, which can lead to many diseases, such as hypertension.
5. HyperlipidemiaLack of physical activity and unhealthy food consumption can lead to
weight gain and obesity, which can lead to many diseases, such as hyperlipidemia.
6. Type 1 DiabetesPediatric obesity has led to an increase in type 2 diabetes diagnoses, but
not type 1 diabetes diagnoses in children.
Give this one a go later!
1, 2, 4, 5
The health care facility supplies the nurse with which tools to prevent medication errors in
the pediatric population?
Correct
1. Limiting variations in drug preparation by using standardized doses.The standardization of
pediatric medications will reduce medication errors by limiting the variations in drug
preparation.
Correct
2. Universal procedures for drug administration facilitates proper usage.The establishment of
, universal procedures for drug administration facilitates proper usage and reduces the risk of
medication errors by providing a standard mechanism that is followed by all health care
providers.
Correct
3. Use of kilograms for weight in all dose calculations and medical records.The use of
kilogram weight in children for prescriptions, dose calculations, medical records, and staff
communication will standardize communication procedures and reduce the risk of
medication errors.
Correct
4. Dose-range software programs to provide alerts for potentially incorrect doses.The use of
software programs to alert about incorrect doses is a protocol that will help catch
medication errors.
5. Eliminating use of bar-coding technology for medications that require a nurse perform a
second check.Bar-coding technology is a safety intervention for all medications, including
high-risk medications that require two nurses to verify the drug rights. Elimination, therefore,
would not help to prevent medication errors.
Give this one a go later!
1, 2, 3, 4
The nurse understands that the priority of the emergency situation is addressing the
adolescent's physical problems. After physical problems have been addressed, the nurse
should complete which step next?
1. Ensure the parents are at the bedsideThe nurse's next step would not be to ensure that the
parents are at the patient's bedside. Adolescents may delay the presence of the parents at
the bedside.
2. Ensure the patient can reach the phoneAlthough the adolescent has stabilized from
physical problems, the nurse's next step would not be to first ensure that the patient can
reach the phone. This may occur later, if applicable.
3. Ensure the television is on for the patientAlthough the adolescent has stabilized from
physical problems, the nurse's next step would not be to first ensure that the television is on
for the patient. This may occur later, if applicable.
