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Maternal EAQs 1-5 Which birth control agent requires administration once every three months? - Intramuscular Progestin Which teratogenic effect is seen due to lithium? - Ebstein anomaly Which drug is known as an abortion pill? - Mifepristone What is the action of oxytocin in a pregnant client at term? - Induction of labor Which category of drugs carries fetal risk in humans? - X Which drug taken by a pregnant woman shows a delayed teratogenic effect in the offspring, making t...

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Peds EAQs Growth and Development Which signs and symptoms would a nurse observe in a newborn in which Werdnig-Hoffmann disease is suspected? Select all that apply. - -Poor suck reflex -Absence of deep tendon reflex -Diaphragmatic breathing with sternal retractions Which action by a mother indicates the need for additional teaching about the administration of oral iron supplements in children? - -Giving a liquid iron supplement with whole cow's milk Upon interacting with the parent of...

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EAQs 6-10 Care of Newborn EAQs 6-10: School Age EAQs 6-10 Psychological Disorders EAQs 6-10 Pregnancy At Risk Maternal EAQs 1-5 Psych EAQs 1-5 Foundations and Practice of Mental Health

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Psych EAQs 1-5 Foundations and Practice of Mental Health The grieving spouse of a client who has just died says to the nurse, "We should have spent more time together. I always felt that my work came first." What should the nurse conclude that the spouse is experiencing? - Feelings of guilt A nurse is assigned to lead a relaxation group. Which techniques should the nurse incorporate? (Select all that apply.) - 1 Meditation 2 Mental imagery 5 Deep-breathing exercises After spea...

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EAQs 6-10 Care of Newborn How should the nurse assess a newborn's grasp reflex? - By pressing the examining fingers against the palms of the newborn's hands A client at 43 weeks' gestation has just given birth to an infant with typical postmaturity characteristics. Which postmature signs does the nurse identify? (Select all that apply.) - 1 Cracked and peeling skin 2 Long scalp hair and fingernails 5 Creases covering the neonate's full soles and palms A 7-lb newborn is admitted to...

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EAQs 6-10: School Age Which intelligence quotient (IQ) in a school-age child indicates special learning needs? - 60 The day after undergoing an abdominal appendectomy, a school-aged child is prepared for ambulation. Which nursing action would be most effective before the start of ambulation? - Administering the prescribed pain medication The parents of a school-aged child with fever, headache, and a stiff neck ask that the child be tested for meningitis. Which test should the nurse tell...

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EAQs 6-10 Psychological Disorders. A client with the diagnosis of manic episode of bipolar disorder attends a mental health day treatment program. What supervised activity will be most therapeutic for this client during the early phase of treatment? - Walking around the facility with a nurse -Walking around the facility with a nurse does not involve an element of competition and still allows the client to channel excess energy safely. An individual whose employment has been terminated...

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EAQs 6-10 Pregnancy At Risk Which information is most important for a large-for-gestational-age (LGA) infant of a diabetic mother (IDM)? - Blood glucose level less than 40 mg/dL A client has a blood pressure of 90/50 mm Hg during her first visit to the prenatal clinic. On a subsequent visit, at 34 weeks' gestation, her blood pressure is 120/76 mm Hg. The nurse concludes that could have occurred because of: - The possible development of preeclampsia A client is found to have gestational...

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