Hatfield: Introductory Maternity
and Pediatric Nursing 5th Edition
#31(Chapter 31: Medication
Administration and Intravenous
Therapy)
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Terms in this set (51)
The nursing Use a dropper and slowly inject the
student identifies liquid into the side of the infant's
which technique mouth.
as the correct
one to use when
giving oral
medications to
an infant?
,A nurse is Pull the pinna of the ear up and back
administering to straighten the external ear canal.
ear drops to a 7-
year-old girl.
What should the
nurse do?
A mother of a "Yes, your child will get 3 shots next
newborn brings time. They will be the polio vaccine
her child to the (called IPV), Haemophilus influenza
well child clinic B vaccine (called Hib), and hepatitis
the week after B vaccine. They will be given in the
birth. The mother thigh."
asks the nurse if
the child will get
any "shots" at the
next
appointment.
The best
response from
the nurse would
be:
,The nurse is 1. The nurse compares the child's ID
administering band with the medication record.
medications to a 2. The nurse carefully reads the label
10-year-old child on the side of the medication bottle.
who takes 3. The nurse documents the
medications at medication administration after
home for a giving the medication.
chronic
condition. The
child's parent is
at the bedside.
What are
appropriate
guidelines for
medication
administration to
this client?
Select all that
apply.
, A 4-year-old Reread the armband
child is admitted
to the hospital
for surgery.
Before the nurse
administers
medicine, the
best way to
identify the child
would be to:
The nurse is The client received insulin aspart 2
preparing to hours ago.
administer
regular insulin to
a child following
lunch. Which
finding will
cause the nurse
to question
administering
the medication?
and Pediatric Nursing 5th Edition
#31(Chapter 31: Medication
Administration and Intravenous
Therapy)
Save
Terms in this set (51)
The nursing Use a dropper and slowly inject the
student identifies liquid into the side of the infant's
which technique mouth.
as the correct
one to use when
giving oral
medications to
an infant?
,A nurse is Pull the pinna of the ear up and back
administering to straighten the external ear canal.
ear drops to a 7-
year-old girl.
What should the
nurse do?
A mother of a "Yes, your child will get 3 shots next
newborn brings time. They will be the polio vaccine
her child to the (called IPV), Haemophilus influenza
well child clinic B vaccine (called Hib), and hepatitis
the week after B vaccine. They will be given in the
birth. The mother thigh."
asks the nurse if
the child will get
any "shots" at the
next
appointment.
The best
response from
the nurse would
be:
,The nurse is 1. The nurse compares the child's ID
administering band with the medication record.
medications to a 2. The nurse carefully reads the label
10-year-old child on the side of the medication bottle.
who takes 3. The nurse documents the
medications at medication administration after
home for a giving the medication.
chronic
condition. The
child's parent is
at the bedside.
What are
appropriate
guidelines for
medication
administration to
this client?
Select all that
apply.
, A 4-year-old Reread the armband
child is admitted
to the hospital
for surgery.
Before the nurse
administers
medicine, the
best way to
identify the child
would be to:
The nurse is The client received insulin aspart 2
preparing to hours ago.
administer
regular insulin to
a child following
lunch. Which
finding will
cause the nurse
to question
administering
the medication?
