HCAL Exam 1 UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS

HCAL Exam 1 UPDATED ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Hep B 1st dose - CORRECT ANSWER birth



hep b 2nd dose - CORRECT ANSWER 6 months to 18 months



Rotavirus 1st dose - CORRECT ANSWER 2 months



rotavirus 2nd dose - CORRECT ANSWER 4 months



DTap first dose - CORRECT ANSWER 2 months



DTap 2nd dose - CORRECT ANSWER 4 months



DTap 3rd dose - CORRECT ANSWER 6 months



DTap 4th dose - CORRECT ANSWER 15-18 months



DTap 5th dose - CORRECT ANSWER 4-6 years



HiB first dose - CORRECT ANSWER 2 months



HiB 2nd dose - CORRECT ANSWER 4 months



HiB 3rd dose/4th dose - CORRECT ANSWER 12-15 months



PCV13 first dose - CORRECT ANSWER 2 months

,PCV13 2nd dose - CORRECT ANSWER 4 months



PCV13 3rd dose - CORRECT ANSWER 6 months



PCV13 4th dose - CORRECT ANSWER 12-15 months



IPV (poliovirus) first dose - CORRECT ANSWER 2 months



IPV 2nd dose - CORRECT ANSWER 4 months



IPV 3rd dose - CORRECT ANSWER 6-18 months



IPV 4th dose - CORRECT ANSWER 4-6 years



flu - CORRECT ANSWER 6 months and on

Yearly



MMR first dose - CORRECT ANSWER 12-15 months



MMR 2nd dose - CORRECT ANSWER 4-6 years



Varicella first dose - CORRECT ANSWER 12-15 months



Varicella 2nd dose - CORRECT ANSWER 4-6 years



HepA first dose - CORRECT ANSWER 12-23 months

2 dose

,Meningococcal first dose - CORRECT ANSWER 11-12 years



Meningococcal 2nd dose - CORRECT ANSWER 16 years



Tdap - CORRECT ANSWER 11-12 years



HPV dose - CORRECT ANSWER 9-18

routine is 11-12



RZV or ZVL - CORRECT ANSWER RSV-preferred (2 dose)

50-older than 65




ZVL- 1 dose

60-older than 65



PPSV23 (pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine) - CORRECT ANSWER older than 65



acute pain - CORRECT ANSWER resolving in a few days or weeks



chronic pain - CORRECT ANSWER lasting longer than 12 weeks



localized pain - CORRECT ANSWER limited to a small area.



Swelling, pain, heat, redness

, systemic pain - CORRECT ANSWER spread extensively throughout the body, via the
blood



Fever, leukocytosis, fatigue



Preventing transmission of communicable disease - CORRECT ANSWER Isolation,
hygiene (PPE)


Nutrition- replacement of fluid and electrolytes, nutrients



Rest



Antimicrobials- antibiotics, antivirals, antifungal


Nurse may collect specimens and adm meds



CAUTI (catheter-associated urinary tract infection) assessment (Infants) - CORRECT
ANSWER current and past history



Infants- vom, diarrhea, failure to thrive



Toddler- fever, increased WBC, cloudy urine



CAUTI interventions - CORRECT ANSWER hand hygiene



remove foley/replace



adm antibiotics


oral fluids