PNR 308 FINAL EXAM 2024-2025
ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE
ACCURATE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
100% DETAILED VERIFIED AND
CORRECT ANSWERS ACTUAL
BRAND-NEW EXAM ALREADY
GRADED A+
The priority nursing intervention when administering
Dilantin to a patient diagnosed with epilepsy is -
....ANSWER...providing detail oral hygiene
a practice that has been helpful in preventing intellectual
disabilities is - ....ANSWER...a blood test at Birth
distinct stages of a grand mal epileptic seizures include -
....ANSWER...aura, tonic or clonic movements, and
postical lethargy
1
,a nursing responsibilities when a child has a seizure
includes - ....ANSWER...time to seizure, move furniture
away from the child, and observe and record behaviour
is immediately following the seizure
when administering digoxin do an infant, the medication
should be withheld and the healthcare provider notified if
the - ....ANSWER...pulse rate is below 100 beats per
minute
an infant with tetralogy of fallot is experiencing a tet
spell involving cyanosis and dyspnea. in which position
should the infant be placed? -
....ANSWER...knee-chest
prevention of rheumatic fever can best be accomplished
by - ....ANSWER...having sore throats cultured as soon
as possible
the nurse is assessing a child admitted with possible
Kawaski disease. A characteristic sign or symptom that
the nurse should observe and document would be -
....ANSWER...peeling skin on fingers
2
, a child who has had heart surgery return to the Pediatric
unit with a chest tube and a gradient bottle in place.
What is a priority nursing responsibility when caring for
a child with chest tube? -
....ANSWER...keep a drainage bottle below the chest
level at all times
the nurse is recording the vital signs of an infant
admitted with signs of respiratory distress. Which of the
following should be reported to the health care provider?
- ....ANSWER...blood pressure is lower in the legs then
in the arms and cyanosis of the lips
when the patient experiences apprehension and urticaria
while receiving a blood transfusion, the nurse -
....ANSWER...stop the transfusion, allows normal saline
solution to run slowly, and notify the charge nurse
a child who is in of Vaso occlusion crisis caused by
sickle cell anemia is experiencing acute pain. The nurse
understands that Demerol is not an appropriate pain
medication to administer to this child because it -
....ANSWER...May induce seizures
3
ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE
ACCURATE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
100% DETAILED VERIFIED AND
CORRECT ANSWERS ACTUAL
BRAND-NEW EXAM ALREADY
GRADED A+
The priority nursing intervention when administering
Dilantin to a patient diagnosed with epilepsy is -
....ANSWER...providing detail oral hygiene
a practice that has been helpful in preventing intellectual
disabilities is - ....ANSWER...a blood test at Birth
distinct stages of a grand mal epileptic seizures include -
....ANSWER...aura, tonic or clonic movements, and
postical lethargy
1
,a nursing responsibilities when a child has a seizure
includes - ....ANSWER...time to seizure, move furniture
away from the child, and observe and record behaviour
is immediately following the seizure
when administering digoxin do an infant, the medication
should be withheld and the healthcare provider notified if
the - ....ANSWER...pulse rate is below 100 beats per
minute
an infant with tetralogy of fallot is experiencing a tet
spell involving cyanosis and dyspnea. in which position
should the infant be placed? -
....ANSWER...knee-chest
prevention of rheumatic fever can best be accomplished
by - ....ANSWER...having sore throats cultured as soon
as possible
the nurse is assessing a child admitted with possible
Kawaski disease. A characteristic sign or symptom that
the nurse should observe and document would be -
....ANSWER...peeling skin on fingers
2
, a child who has had heart surgery return to the Pediatric
unit with a chest tube and a gradient bottle in place.
What is a priority nursing responsibility when caring for
a child with chest tube? -
....ANSWER...keep a drainage bottle below the chest
level at all times
the nurse is recording the vital signs of an infant
admitted with signs of respiratory distress. Which of the
following should be reported to the health care provider?
- ....ANSWER...blood pressure is lower in the legs then
in the arms and cyanosis of the lips
when the patient experiences apprehension and urticaria
while receiving a blood transfusion, the nurse -
....ANSWER...stop the transfusion, allows normal saline
solution to run slowly, and notify the charge nurse
a child who is in of Vaso occlusion crisis caused by
sickle cell anemia is experiencing acute pain. The nurse
understands that Demerol is not an appropriate pain
medication to administer to this child because it -
....ANSWER...May induce seizures
3
