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The nurse would (D) This is an inflammation of the small blood
suggest genetic vessels of the skin, joints, bowels, and kidneys
counseling for each of and is common in children. However, it is
the following not genetic
except:
(A) Sickle cell anemia
(B) B-thalassemia
(C) Hemophilia A
(D) Henoch-Schonlein
purpura
A child with nephrotic A, C, D The desired effect of corticosteroids
syndrome is receiving in treating a child with nephrotic syndrome
corticosteroids. is to reduce inflammation and cause fluid
Which of the to be removed from the body. It may
following statements increase blood
by the parent would pressure or make the child more prone to
cause the nurse to infections, but it is not a desired outcome.
reinforce the An increase of protein in the urine would
instructions? suggest that the child is worse and not
(A) "My child's blood improving from treatment
pressure is good
because of the
steroids"
,2
(B) "Steroids
reduce
inflammatio
n"
(C) "Steroids are
making my child's
urine have solid
particles"
(D) "Steroids prevent
my child from
getting an
infection"
(E) "Steroids make the
kidneys work
better"
A nurse on the The nurse should first ensure proper oxygenation
neurology unit is insert an airway into the client's mouth
monitoring an 8- administer intravenous (IV) or intramuscular
year-old child (IM) benzodiazepine
admitted with seizures.
The child experiences
a prolonged tonic-
clonic seizure.
,3
A school nurse is The nurse should first address the child's
called to the school wheezing and swelling of lips
cafeteria after a 13-
year- old child is
reported to have
sudden difficulty
breathing. The child
has a history of asthma
and allergies to
peanuts. The
focused nursing
assessment reveals
difficulty breathing,
inspiratory and
expiratory wheezing,
swelling of lips, and a
rash on the face. The
child reports feeling
nauseated, having
chest tightness, and
feeling faint.
Assessment findings, erythema
finding indicates
folliculitis.
Assessment findings, erythema and lymphedema
finding indicates
impetigo.
Assessment findings, erythema, pain, swelling, lymphedema and fever
finding indicates
cellulitis.
, 4
A 15-year-old female The nurse suspects the
adolescent visits the client has a sexually
school nurse. The client transmitted infection
appears anxious and as evidenced by
states they have been yellow, green odorous drainage
dating a couple of
different friends. The
client states that they
went to a party the
other night and does
not
remember the entire
night. The client
states "I woke up and
some of my clothes
were missing. Now I
have been
experiencing some
pain when I pee and
there is yellow, green
drainage that smells
awful."
A nurse on a pediatric The nurse should first address the child's
unit finds a 3-year-old airway followed by the child's
child unconscious. breathing, then perfusion
The child does not
respond to stimuli.
The nurse calls a
code and starts to
perform
cardiopulmonary
PEDS HESI NEXT GEN 2025 | COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH
100% RATED CORRECT ANSWERS | GRADED A+| 2025
LATEST UPDATED
NEWLY FORMATTED DOCUMENT
The nurse would (D) This is an inflammation of the small blood
suggest genetic vessels of the skin, joints, bowels, and kidneys
counseling for each of and is common in children. However, it is
the following not genetic
except:
(A) Sickle cell anemia
(B) B-thalassemia
(C) Hemophilia A
(D) Henoch-Schonlein
purpura
A child with nephrotic A, C, D The desired effect of corticosteroids
syndrome is receiving in treating a child with nephrotic syndrome
corticosteroids. is to reduce inflammation and cause fluid
Which of the to be removed from the body. It may
following statements increase blood
by the parent would pressure or make the child more prone to
cause the nurse to infections, but it is not a desired outcome.
reinforce the An increase of protein in the urine would
instructions? suggest that the child is worse and not
(A) "My child's blood improving from treatment
pressure is good
because of the
steroids"
,2
(B) "Steroids
reduce
inflammatio
n"
(C) "Steroids are
making my child's
urine have solid
particles"
(D) "Steroids prevent
my child from
getting an
infection"
(E) "Steroids make the
kidneys work
better"
A nurse on the The nurse should first ensure proper oxygenation
neurology unit is insert an airway into the client's mouth
monitoring an 8- administer intravenous (IV) or intramuscular
year-old child (IM) benzodiazepine
admitted with seizures.
The child experiences
a prolonged tonic-
clonic seizure.
,3
A school nurse is The nurse should first address the child's
called to the school wheezing and swelling of lips
cafeteria after a 13-
year- old child is
reported to have
sudden difficulty
breathing. The child
has a history of asthma
and allergies to
peanuts. The
focused nursing
assessment reveals
difficulty breathing,
inspiratory and
expiratory wheezing,
swelling of lips, and a
rash on the face. The
child reports feeling
nauseated, having
chest tightness, and
feeling faint.
Assessment findings, erythema
finding indicates
folliculitis.
Assessment findings, erythema and lymphedema
finding indicates
impetigo.
Assessment findings, erythema, pain, swelling, lymphedema and fever
finding indicates
cellulitis.
, 4
A 15-year-old female The nurse suspects the
adolescent visits the client has a sexually
school nurse. The client transmitted infection
appears anxious and as evidenced by
states they have been yellow, green odorous drainage
dating a couple of
different friends. The
client states that they
went to a party the
other night and does
not
remember the entire
night. The client
states "I woke up and
some of my clothes
were missing. Now I
have been
experiencing some
pain when I pee and
there is yellow, green
drainage that smells
awful."
A nurse on a pediatric The nurse should first address the child's
unit finds a 3-year-old airway followed by the child's
child unconscious. breathing, then perfusion
The child does not
respond to stimuli.
The nurse calls a
code and starts to
perform
cardiopulmonary
