PEDI FINAL Flashcards

1
Q

Which of these findings need to be reported for a child with nephrotic syndrome? (Serum protein 5.0g/dL, Hgb 14.5g/dL, Hct 40%, or Platelet 200,000 mm3)

A

Serum protein 5.0

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2
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Clinical manifestations of a 10-year-old with poststreptococcal glomerulonephritis?

A

“cloudy, tea-colored urine,

periorbial edema,

ill appearance,

increased creatinine, and

hypertension

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3
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sx of epispadias

A

widened pubic symphysis,
broad, spadelike penis,

urethra opened on dorsal surface,

possible exstrophy of bladder

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4
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what to teach parent with child with UTI

A

encourage fluids

frequent voiding with complete emptying

cotton underpants

avoid bubble baths

wiping front to back

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5
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sx of infant with UTI

A

increased thirst

irritability

increased urination

vomiting

fever

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6
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Teaching a parent about dexamethasone (Decadron) to treat head injury?

A

it decreases cerebral edema (corticosteroid)

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7
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Priority nursing action for a child who was in a MVA, who is unresponsive and has a laceration to the forehead that is bleeding?

A

keep the neck stabilized

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8
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Teaching to the parent of a child who is to have an EEG?

A

avoid caffeine and analgesics prior to the test,

child’s hair should be washed prior to and after the test

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9
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2 vaccines that decrease the incidence of bacterial meningitis in children?

A

PCV and Hib

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10
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Clinical manifestation of a 4-month-old with meningitis?

A

high-pitched cry

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11
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Nursing interventions for child with cystic fibrosis?

A

high calorie, high protein diet,

administer pancreatic enzymes with meals and snacks,

increased fluids,

daily activity to lung expansion and

mucus excretion,

chest physiotherapy,

O2,

meds

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12
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Clinical manifestations of Cystic fibrosis?

A

abnormal amount of sodium chloride in sweat,

wheezing,

clubbing of fingers and toes,

barrel-shaped chest,

thick, viscous mucus, and

delayed growth

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13
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Medication to take as needed prior to exercise?

A

Albuterol

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14
Q

Clinical manifestations of epiglottitis?

A
hoarseness, 
difficulty speaking, 
drooling, 
high fever, and 
stridor
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15
Q

Which is a clinical sign of postop bleeding with a tonsillectomy?

A

frequent swallowing and clearing of the throat

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16
Q

Nursing care for moderate burn

A

active and passive ROM, dressings to prevent infection, high-protein diet, reverse isolation

17
Q

Client burned and experiencing suspected septic shock. What are the S&S?

A
increased temp, 
altered sensorium, 
increased cap refill, 
decreased urine output, and 
decreased bowel sounds
18
Q

Nursing care for a client with a superficial partial thickness burn

A

apply cool, wet compresses, and gentle cleansing with tepid water,

antimicrobial ointment and nonadherent dressing,

analgesia,

Td if needed,

monitor for infection

19
Q

Teaching a parent about atopic dermatitis

A

hydrate skin with tepid baths, followed by emollient,

avoid irritants,

topical steroids

20
Q

Teaching a parent about pediculosis capitis

A

Treated with OTC 1% Permethrin shampoo,

vacuum carpet and furniture,

stuffed animals in sealed laundry bag for 2 weeks,

wash clothing and bedding in hot water,

remove nits

21
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Teaching an adolescent about care for Mononucleosis

A

drink plenty of fluids,

avoid strenuous activities,

allow for periods of rest,

gargle with warm saltwater,

antiviral med, and Tylenol

22
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Teaching a parent about Hand, foot, and mouth Disease

A

spread by direct contact,

most contagious during first week of illness,

can be contagious when free from symptoms

23
Q

Clinical manifestations of Pertussis

A

runny nose,

mild fever, and

whooping sound cough

24
Q

Immunizations for a 2-month-old

A

Rotavirus,

DTaP,

Hib,

PCV,

IPV,

HBV

25
Q

Contraindication to Varicella Vacccine

A

corticosteroid medications

26
Q

Which of the following findings should the nurse report for a 12-month-old infant?
Closed anterior fontanel, eruption of six teeth, birth wt doubled, birth length increased by 50%.

A

weight should have tripled by 12 months

27
Q

Which of the following motor skills should a 10-month-old infant be able to perform?
Grasp a rattle by the handle, try building a 2 block tower, use a crude pincer grasp, place objects in a container, and move objects from hand to hand?

A

Grasp rattle, use a crude pincer grasp, and move objects from hand to hand

28
Q

Which skills should an18 month old (toddler) be able to perform?
Build a tower with 6 blocks, throw a ball overhand, walk up and down stairs, draw circles, and use a spoon without rotation?

A

throw a ball overhand and use a spoon without rotation

29
Q

A pre-school age child says she needs to leave the hospital because her doll is scared at home alone. What is the characteristic of preoperational thought that the child is exhibiting?

A

animism

30
Q

An adolescent’s mother is concerned about her son sleeping long hours. Nurse informs mother that additional sleep is needed during adolescence due to?

A

adolescence is a time of rapid growth which results in a need for additional sleep

31
Q

What pain scale should be used for pain assessment on an infant?

A

FLACC

32
Q

In planning care for a child following a surgical procedure, how should the child receive their pain medication?

A

IV analgesics on a schedule

33
Q

How can a nurse provide atraumatic care for a toddler about to receive an IV insertion?

A

explain procedure using a toy, perform procedure in tx room, allow the child to make one choice regarding the procedure, and apply EMLA cream to 3 potential insertion sites

34
Q

What is the expected behavior of a preschooler in expressing fears about hospitalization?

A

preschool-age children are egocentric and relate fears to magical thinking

35
Q

Teaching parents about parallel play in children—what is it?

A

toddler plays independently but is among other children in a group

36
Q

Teaching parents about care for a child who has had watery diarrhea for 3 days?

A

initiate oral rehydration therapy to replace lost electrolytes, avoid carbonated beverages, and avoid drinks or popsicles with red food dye

37
Q

Nurse care for an infant who is post-op following cleft lip and palate repair?

A

avoid placing any objects in mouth that may interrupt healing of suture line,

minimize crying and stress on suture line by keeping the infant pain free,

I&O,

elbow restraints,

supine position to avoid stress on suture line