Pediatric 2 ENA Modules Exam Questions
With Solutions
Which combination of laboratory results from the cerebrospinal fluid is expected in bacterial
meningitis? glucose is low and the protein is high.
A pediatric patient presents with tachypnea and an acetone odor on the breath. Caregivers report
a history of flulike symptoms for the past few days. Which intervention is the priority for this
patient. obtain a point of care serum glucose level.
Which assessment finding should you expect in a pediatric patient with testicular torsion?
Loss of the cremasteric reflex
Which disorder causes redness, swelling, and skin peeling of the hands and feet?
Kawasaki disease
For which disorder are you likely to palpate an olive-shaped mass in a pediatric patients
abdomen? Pyloric stenosis
When a pediatric patient has measles, which instruction should you give the patients caregiver?
Encourage the patient to rest
With Solutions
Which combination of laboratory results from the cerebrospinal fluid is expected in bacterial
meningitis? glucose is low and the protein is high.
A pediatric patient presents with tachypnea and an acetone odor on the breath. Caregivers report
a history of flulike symptoms for the past few days. Which intervention is the priority for this
patient. obtain a point of care serum glucose level.
Which assessment finding should you expect in a pediatric patient with testicular torsion?
Loss of the cremasteric reflex
Which disorder causes redness, swelling, and skin peeling of the hands and feet?
Kawasaki disease
For which disorder are you likely to palpate an olive-shaped mass in a pediatric patients
abdomen? Pyloric stenosis
When a pediatric patient has measles, which instruction should you give the patients caregiver?
Encourage the patient to rest
