LPN Final Exam Review Test.
1. what are the -The baby's birth weight should double at 6 months,
developmental and triple at 1 year.
milestones that would
assist you in determining if
WGT gain for the baby/
child is adequate - 1. INFANCY: BIRTH-18 MONTHS OLD
Basic Trust vs. Mistrust - Hope
2. there are developmental
tasks to be achieved , -2. TODDLER / EARLY CHILDHOOD YEARS: 18 MONTHS
according to erikson? what TO 3 YEARS
are these tasks? when are Autonomy vs. Shame - Will
the task expected to be
achieved - 3. PRESCHOOLER: 3 TO 5 YEARS
Initiative vs. Guilt - Purpose
-4. SCHOOL AGE CHILD: 6 TO 12 YEARS
Industry vs. Inferiority - Competence
-5. ADOLESCENT: 12 TO 18 YEARS
Identity vs. Role Confusion - Fidelity
(page 703)
-An inflammation of the pharynx
-rapid strep test
3. how is a child diagnosed
with strep throat? what -S/S include low-grade fever, malaise, anorexia,
are the signs and pharyngeal erythema, and sore throat
symptoms ? what is the
-Treatment is antibiotics (penicillin, erythromycin,
treatment plan? when is it
azithromycin)
safe for the child to return
to school? -24 hours after antibiotics is given
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(page 998)
4. what can serve infantile -dehydration
diar- rhea lead to?
-Clincal diarhea can lead to organ damage or shock.
Pg.1008
5. what is Duchenne's -Is a sex-link inherited disorder whose defining
muscu- lar dystrophy? characteristics
who is prone to it? how is gradually progressive skeletal muscle wasting and
weaken
does the disease
progress? what is the
-(boys get it and girls are the carrier)
treat- ment plan?
- Age 2 to 4 it typically appears
-(most die by around 20 years old as a result of cardiac
or respiratory complications.)
-No treatment
-Hallmark sign is the gower sign
(page 1029)
6. epiphyseal plates are
-the growth plate, epiphyseal plate or physis is the area
what? what is it called of
when damage growing tissue near the end of the long bones in
children, plus
occurs due to decreased blood adolescents. (1 on each end of bone) This
determines future
supply and necrosis? what and nursing interventions
are medical management related to this concern
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length, and shape of mature bone.
-Legg-Calve-Perthes disease
-Maintain the head of the femur in the
acetabulum, maintain full ROM, bracing
may help
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Review
pyloric stenosis?
7. what are signs and
symptoms of scoliosis ?
what is the treat- ment
plan?
8. when a child has a viral
infec- tion what common
medicine is not
recommended for use?
9. what is leukemia? what
nurs- ing intervention
must the nurse be aware
of for the care of this
child
10. what is pyloric stenosis?
what is a sign a child has
1. what are the -The baby's birth weight should double at 6 months,
developmental and triple at 1 year.
milestones that would
assist you in determining if
WGT gain for the baby/
child is adequate - 1. INFANCY: BIRTH-18 MONTHS OLD
Basic Trust vs. Mistrust - Hope
2. there are developmental
tasks to be achieved , -2. TODDLER / EARLY CHILDHOOD YEARS: 18 MONTHS
according to erikson? what TO 3 YEARS
are these tasks? when are Autonomy vs. Shame - Will
the task expected to be
achieved - 3. PRESCHOOLER: 3 TO 5 YEARS
Initiative vs. Guilt - Purpose
-4. SCHOOL AGE CHILD: 6 TO 12 YEARS
Industry vs. Inferiority - Competence
-5. ADOLESCENT: 12 TO 18 YEARS
Identity vs. Role Confusion - Fidelity
(page 703)
-An inflammation of the pharynx
-rapid strep test
3. how is a child diagnosed
with strep throat? what -S/S include low-grade fever, malaise, anorexia,
are the signs and pharyngeal erythema, and sore throat
symptoms ? what is the
-Treatment is antibiotics (penicillin, erythromycin,
treatment plan? when is it
azithromycin)
safe for the child to return
to school? -24 hours after antibiotics is given
1/
38
, LPN Final Exam Review Test.
(page 998)
4. what can serve infantile -dehydration
diar- rhea lead to?
-Clincal diarhea can lead to organ damage or shock.
Pg.1008
5. what is Duchenne's -Is a sex-link inherited disorder whose defining
muscu- lar dystrophy? characteristics
who is prone to it? how is gradually progressive skeletal muscle wasting and
weaken
does the disease
progress? what is the
-(boys get it and girls are the carrier)
treat- ment plan?
- Age 2 to 4 it typically appears
-(most die by around 20 years old as a result of cardiac
or respiratory complications.)
-No treatment
-Hallmark sign is the gower sign
(page 1029)
6. epiphyseal plates are
-the growth plate, epiphyseal plate or physis is the area
what? what is it called of
when damage growing tissue near the end of the long bones in
children, plus
occurs due to decreased blood adolescents. (1 on each end of bone) This
determines future
supply and necrosis? what and nursing interventions
are medical management related to this concern
2/
38
, LPN Final Exam Review Test.
length, and shape of mature bone.
-Legg-Calve-Perthes disease
-Maintain the head of the femur in the
acetabulum, maintain full ROM, bracing
may help
3/
38
, LPN Final Exam
Review
pyloric stenosis?
7. what are signs and
symptoms of scoliosis ?
what is the treat- ment
plan?
8. when a child has a viral
infec- tion what common
medicine is not
recommended for use?
9. what is leukemia? what
nurs- ing intervention
must the nurse be aware
of for the care of this
child
10. what is pyloric stenosis?
what is a sign a child has
