Adaptive Quizzing: Evolve Questions & Answers Already Passed

1 A nurse is assessing a toddler with plumbism (lead poisoning). Which organ system is of most concern because of the condition's irreversible effects? - Correct 3 Nervous 2 A 6-year-old child is admitted with an acute infection and dehydration. There is a prescription for an IV antibiotic to be piggybacked to a continuous hydration solution. During the administration of the antibiotic the child becomes restless, flushes, and begins to wheeze. Place the nursing actions in order of their priority. - Correct The child is experiencing an allergic reaction. First the antibiotic should be stopped to prevent anaphylactic shock. Maintaining respiratory function is a priority; therefore it should be checked immediately and assessed routinely. The continuation of hydration is important to dilute the effect of the allergen and to keep the vein open if emergency medication is required. After the immediate needs of the child have been met, the practitioner should be notified.