NSG222/ NSG 222 HESI: (LATEST
2024/ 2025 UPDATE) FAMILY
NURSING REVIEW EXAM 2025
LATEST NEWEST UPDATE WITH
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whats the pt teaching for a pt w/ Thrombocytopenia?
avoid aspirin, NSAID and antihistamines
, acetaminophen for pain control
prevent trauma - no contact sports
-encourage swimming
-sx of serious bleeding
what should the nurse document on an infant w/ diarrhea?
Childs appearance and color
decreased tear production
sunkin orbitals
dry mucous membranes
-- dehydration risk
CM of a UTI
fever
nv
chills
abdominal, back, flank pain
enuresis/ incontinence
hematuria
jaundice -in neonate
for feeding or latch - in infant
burning sensation - toddler will hold diaper
poor appetite - in child
nursing assessment of a pediatric pt w/ suspected UTI
neonate: jaundice, increased RR
infant/children: perineal redness/irritation
all pediatrics: urine is cloudy, dark, contains blood, sediment, foul odor
palpate abdomen -note distended bladder, mass or tender. specifically flank
pt teaching for a pt who is hearing impaired
text-phone service
closed-caption tv
lights to alert child
interpreter during apts - if parent not present
2024/ 2025 UPDATE) FAMILY
NURSING REVIEW EXAM 2025
LATEST NEWEST UPDATE WITH
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS
WITH RATIONALES (100%
CORRECT) //BRAND NEW!!
/ALREADY GRADED A+ WITH
GUARANTEED SUCCESS AFTER
DOWNLOAD (ALL YOU NEED TO
PASS YOUR EXAMS
whats the pt teaching for a pt w/ Thrombocytopenia?
avoid aspirin, NSAID and antihistamines
, acetaminophen for pain control
prevent trauma - no contact sports
-encourage swimming
-sx of serious bleeding
what should the nurse document on an infant w/ diarrhea?
Childs appearance and color
decreased tear production
sunkin orbitals
dry mucous membranes
-- dehydration risk
CM of a UTI
fever
nv
chills
abdominal, back, flank pain
enuresis/ incontinence
hematuria
jaundice -in neonate
for feeding or latch - in infant
burning sensation - toddler will hold diaper
poor appetite - in child
nursing assessment of a pediatric pt w/ suspected UTI
neonate: jaundice, increased RR
infant/children: perineal redness/irritation
all pediatrics: urine is cloudy, dark, contains blood, sediment, foul odor
palpate abdomen -note distended bladder, mass or tender. specifically flank
pt teaching for a pt who is hearing impaired
text-phone service
closed-caption tv
lights to alert child
interpreter during apts - if parent not present
