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PNR 207 EXAM REVIEW: CAP
#3 QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS 2025/2026 100%
GUARANTEED PASS GRADE
A+
1. Nursing Interventions for Asthmatic Patients - ANS-Monitor breathing for wheezing or
shortness of breath, give medications as prescribed, teach peak flow monitoring to track
lung function.
2. Peak Flow Monitoring - ANS-A method to track lung function.
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3. Sleeping position after tonsillectomy - ANS-Elevate the head with pillows to keep it
raised while resting.
4. Avoid lying flat after tonsillectomy - ANS-To reduce discomfort and prevent
complications.
5. Tetralogy of Fallot - ANS-A heart defect characterized by a hole between heart chambers
(VSD), narrowed pulmonary valve, thickened right heart muscle, and aorta over the hole.
6. Nursing interventions for Tetralogy of Fallot - ANS-Monitor oxygen, help with cyanosis,
use a knee-chest position during 'tet spells', administer prescribed medications, monitor
vital signs, provide post-surgery care, and educate parents.
7. Down Syndrome characteristics - ANS-Physical features include flat face, almond-shaped
eyes, small ears, and short stature; developmental delays include intellectual disability,
speech delays, and learning challenges; health issues include higher risk of heart
problems, hearing/vision issues, and thyroid problems; social traits include being friendly
and affectionate with slower speech development.
8. Nephrotic Syndrome in children - ANS-Causes swelling, protein in urine, and low blood
protein.
PNR 207 EXAM REVIEW: CAP
#3 QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS 2025/2026 100%
GUARANTEED PASS GRADE
A+
1. Nursing Interventions for Asthmatic Patients - ANS-Monitor breathing for wheezing or
shortness of breath, give medications as prescribed, teach peak flow monitoring to track
lung function.
2. Peak Flow Monitoring - ANS-A method to track lung function.
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3. Sleeping position after tonsillectomy - ANS-Elevate the head with pillows to keep it
raised while resting.
4. Avoid lying flat after tonsillectomy - ANS-To reduce discomfort and prevent
complications.
5. Tetralogy of Fallot - ANS-A heart defect characterized by a hole between heart chambers
(VSD), narrowed pulmonary valve, thickened right heart muscle, and aorta over the hole.
6. Nursing interventions for Tetralogy of Fallot - ANS-Monitor oxygen, help with cyanosis,
use a knee-chest position during 'tet spells', administer prescribed medications, monitor
vital signs, provide post-surgery care, and educate parents.
7. Down Syndrome characteristics - ANS-Physical features include flat face, almond-shaped
eyes, small ears, and short stature; developmental delays include intellectual disability,
speech delays, and learning challenges; health issues include higher risk of heart
problems, hearing/vision issues, and thyroid problems; social traits include being friendly
and affectionate with slower speech development.
8. Nephrotic Syndrome in children - ANS-Causes swelling, protein in urine, and low blood
protein.
