NURS-3032 EXAM 1 LATEST
The nurse is caring for a 10-month-old infant with mild acute respiratory
distress syndrome (ARDS). Which initial intervention should be
included in the child's care?
a. Place in a mist tent.
b. Administer antibiotics.
c. Administer cough syrup.
d. Place on noninvasive oxygen monitoring. - ANSWERS-D
The nurse is caring for a 5-year-old child who is scheduled for a
tonsillectomy in 2 hours. What action should the nurse include in the
child's postoperative care plan?
a. Notify the surgeon if the child swallows frequently.
b. Apply a heat collar to the child for pain relief.
c. Place the child in prone supine position until fully awake.
d. Encourage the child to cough frequently. - ANSWERS-A
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When doing discharge teaching with parents of a 9-year-old child who
had a tonsillectomy 10 hours ago, which will the nurse include?
a. Gargle with warm water TID
b. Avoid vigorous brushing of the teeth
c. Use straws when providing clear fluid drinks
d. Use an ice collar for pain
e. Drink at least 1 L of fluid per day
f. Offer chewing gum
g. Provide orange juice at least once per day - ANSWERS-b, d, e, f
Which are true in relation to the influenza vaccination?
a. Annual vaccination is recommended for all children age 6 months or
older.
b. Vaccination is not recommended for immunocompromised children.
c. Trivalent vaccines are preferred over quadrivalent vaccines.
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d. Children with neurological disorders are high risk and should have an
annual vaccination.
e. Children aged 6 months to 8 years receive their initial vaccine in two
doses, 4 weeks apart.
f. Indigenous peoples are identified as high risk and should receive
annual vaccinations. - ANSWERS-a, d, e, f
which statement represents accurate information about the physiological
assessment of child's pain?
a) The best indicator of pain in children of all ages.
b) Essential to determine whether a child is telling the truth about pain.
c) Most value in children also report having pain.
d) Of limit value as sole indicator of pain. - ANSWERS-d) Of limit
value as sole indicator of pain
Which is true about non pharmacological strategies for pain
management?
a) They may reduce pain perception.
b)They make pharmacological strategies unnecessary.
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c)They usually take too long to implement. d)They treat children into
believing they do not have pain. - ANSWERS-they may reduce pain
perception
which drug is usually the best choice for patient controlled analgesia for
a child in the immediate postoperative.
a) codeine.
b)Morphine.
c)Methadone.
d) meperidine - ANSWERS-morphine
A lumbar puncture is needed on a school age child. Which medication is
the most appropriate to apply to provide analgesia during this
procedure?
a) tetracaine-adrenaline-cocaine (TAC) 15 minutes before procedure.
b)Transdermal fentanyl patch immediately before procedure.
c) Eutectic mixture of local anaesthetic (EMLA) one hour before the
procedure.
d) EMLA 30 minutes before procedure - ANSWERS-Eutectic mixture
of local anaesthetic (EMLA) one hour before the procedure.
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The nurse is caring for a 10-month-old infant with mild acute respiratory
distress syndrome (ARDS). Which initial intervention should be
included in the child's care?
a. Place in a mist tent.
b. Administer antibiotics.
c. Administer cough syrup.
d. Place on noninvasive oxygen monitoring. - ANSWERS-D
The nurse is caring for a 5-year-old child who is scheduled for a
tonsillectomy in 2 hours. What action should the nurse include in the
child's postoperative care plan?
a. Notify the surgeon if the child swallows frequently.
b. Apply a heat collar to the child for pain relief.
c. Place the child in prone supine position until fully awake.
d. Encourage the child to cough frequently. - ANSWERS-A
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, NURS-3032 EXAM 1 LATEST
When doing discharge teaching with parents of a 9-year-old child who
had a tonsillectomy 10 hours ago, which will the nurse include?
a. Gargle with warm water TID
b. Avoid vigorous brushing of the teeth
c. Use straws when providing clear fluid drinks
d. Use an ice collar for pain
e. Drink at least 1 L of fluid per day
f. Offer chewing gum
g. Provide orange juice at least once per day - ANSWERS-b, d, e, f
Which are true in relation to the influenza vaccination?
a. Annual vaccination is recommended for all children age 6 months or
older.
b. Vaccination is not recommended for immunocompromised children.
c. Trivalent vaccines are preferred over quadrivalent vaccines.
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d. Children with neurological disorders are high risk and should have an
annual vaccination.
e. Children aged 6 months to 8 years receive their initial vaccine in two
doses, 4 weeks apart.
f. Indigenous peoples are identified as high risk and should receive
annual vaccinations. - ANSWERS-a, d, e, f
which statement represents accurate information about the physiological
assessment of child's pain?
a) The best indicator of pain in children of all ages.
b) Essential to determine whether a child is telling the truth about pain.
c) Most value in children also report having pain.
d) Of limit value as sole indicator of pain. - ANSWERS-d) Of limit
value as sole indicator of pain
Which is true about non pharmacological strategies for pain
management?
a) They may reduce pain perception.
b)They make pharmacological strategies unnecessary.
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c)They usually take too long to implement. d)They treat children into
believing they do not have pain. - ANSWERS-they may reduce pain
perception
which drug is usually the best choice for patient controlled analgesia for
a child in the immediate postoperative.
a) codeine.
b)Morphine.
c)Methadone.
d) meperidine - ANSWERS-morphine
A lumbar puncture is needed on a school age child. Which medication is
the most appropriate to apply to provide analgesia during this
procedure?
a) tetracaine-adrenaline-cocaine (TAC) 15 minutes before procedure.
b)Transdermal fentanyl patch immediately before procedure.
c) Eutectic mixture of local anaesthetic (EMLA) one hour before the
procedure.
d) EMLA 30 minutes before procedure - ANSWERS-Eutectic mixture
of local anaesthetic (EMLA) one hour before the procedure.
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