NURS 3444 Exam 3 Review Stimulator
Questions And 100% Accurate Answers.
Which child is at risk for acute glomerulonephritis?
a. 6-year-old male with a family history of renal disorders
b. 2-year-old male with hypertension
c. 7-year-old male with a recent history of an upper respiratory infection
d. 3-year-old female with a history of recurrent urinary tract infections - Answer c. 7-year-old male with
a recent history of an upper respiratory infection
The nurse is reinforcing teaching with the caregiver of 5-year-old twins regarding urinary tract infections
(UTIs). The caregiver is puzzled about why her daughter has had three urinary tract infections but her
son has had none. She reports that their diets and fluid intake is similar. Which statement would be
accurate for the nurse to tell this mother?
a. "A girl's urethra is much shorter and straighter than a boy's, so it can be contaminated fairly easily."
b. "Girls need more vitamin C than boys to keep their urinary tract healthy, so your daughter may be
deficient in vitamin C."
c. "Girls tend to urinate less frequently than boys, making them more susceptible to UTI's."
d. "It is unlikely that your daughter is practicing good cleaning habits after she voids." - Answer a. "A
girl's urethra is much shorter and straighter than a boy's, so it can be contaminated fairly easily."
The nurse observes the interactions of parents with their infant who was born with a cleft lip. The
mother is attempting to feed the baby, but does not make eye contact. The father is watching television
with his back turned to the mother and baby. What psychosocial nursing intervention would be most
helpful to this family?
a. Ask the parents if they have any questions regarding the care of their child.
b. Teach the mother the appropriate technique for breastfeeding an infant with cleft lip.
c. Refer the family to a social worker or mental health practitioner.
d. Explain to the parents that surgical intervention will fix the defect in the baby's lip. - Answer a. Ask
the parents if they have any questions regarding the care of their child.
, The nurse is positioning an infant who has just had his left-sided cleft lip repaired. What positions are
acceptable for this infant? Select all that apply.
a. right side-lying
b. left side-lying
c. prone
d. high Fowler
e. supine - Answer a. right side-lying
e. supine
The nurse is caring for a child diagnosed with acute post-streptococcal glomerulonephritis. When
assessing the child, what findings does the nurse anticipate? Select all that apply.
a. headache
b. clear, straw colored urine
c. a recent gastrointestinal infection resulting in severe diarrhea
d. generalized edema
e. weight gain - Answer a. headache
d. generalized edema
e. weight gain
To prevent further urinary tract infections in a preschooler, what measures would you teach her mother?
a. Suggest she drink less fluid daily to concentrate urine.
b. Teach her to take frequent tub baths to clean her perineal area.
c. Encourage her to be more ambulatory to increase urine output.
d. Teach her to wipe her perineum front to back after voiding. - Answer d. Teach her to wipe her
perineum front to back after voiding.
A nurse is providing care to a child admitted to the hospital with a diagnosis of severe periorbital
cellulitis. Which intervention(s) should the nurse expect to implement? Select all that apply.
a. Institute contact isolation precautions.
b. Obtain blood cultures.
Questions And 100% Accurate Answers.
Which child is at risk for acute glomerulonephritis?
a. 6-year-old male with a family history of renal disorders
b. 2-year-old male with hypertension
c. 7-year-old male with a recent history of an upper respiratory infection
d. 3-year-old female with a history of recurrent urinary tract infections - Answer c. 7-year-old male with
a recent history of an upper respiratory infection
The nurse is reinforcing teaching with the caregiver of 5-year-old twins regarding urinary tract infections
(UTIs). The caregiver is puzzled about why her daughter has had three urinary tract infections but her
son has had none. She reports that their diets and fluid intake is similar. Which statement would be
accurate for the nurse to tell this mother?
a. "A girl's urethra is much shorter and straighter than a boy's, so it can be contaminated fairly easily."
b. "Girls need more vitamin C than boys to keep their urinary tract healthy, so your daughter may be
deficient in vitamin C."
c. "Girls tend to urinate less frequently than boys, making them more susceptible to UTI's."
d. "It is unlikely that your daughter is practicing good cleaning habits after she voids." - Answer a. "A
girl's urethra is much shorter and straighter than a boy's, so it can be contaminated fairly easily."
The nurse observes the interactions of parents with their infant who was born with a cleft lip. The
mother is attempting to feed the baby, but does not make eye contact. The father is watching television
with his back turned to the mother and baby. What psychosocial nursing intervention would be most
helpful to this family?
a. Ask the parents if they have any questions regarding the care of their child.
b. Teach the mother the appropriate technique for breastfeeding an infant with cleft lip.
c. Refer the family to a social worker or mental health practitioner.
d. Explain to the parents that surgical intervention will fix the defect in the baby's lip. - Answer a. Ask
the parents if they have any questions regarding the care of their child.
, The nurse is positioning an infant who has just had his left-sided cleft lip repaired. What positions are
acceptable for this infant? Select all that apply.
a. right side-lying
b. left side-lying
c. prone
d. high Fowler
e. supine - Answer a. right side-lying
e. supine
The nurse is caring for a child diagnosed with acute post-streptococcal glomerulonephritis. When
assessing the child, what findings does the nurse anticipate? Select all that apply.
a. headache
b. clear, straw colored urine
c. a recent gastrointestinal infection resulting in severe diarrhea
d. generalized edema
e. weight gain - Answer a. headache
d. generalized edema
e. weight gain
To prevent further urinary tract infections in a preschooler, what measures would you teach her mother?
a. Suggest she drink less fluid daily to concentrate urine.
b. Teach her to take frequent tub baths to clean her perineal area.
c. Encourage her to be more ambulatory to increase urine output.
d. Teach her to wipe her perineum front to back after voiding. - Answer d. Teach her to wipe her
perineum front to back after voiding.
A nurse is providing care to a child admitted to the hospital with a diagnosis of severe periorbital
cellulitis. Which intervention(s) should the nurse expect to implement? Select all that apply.
a. Institute contact isolation precautions.
b. Obtain blood cultures.
