Misc

Question 1

Drowsy and falls asleep quickly, but alert when awakened

Answer 1

Lethargy

Question 2

sleepy and drowsy even when awake

Answer 2

obtundation

Question 3

responsive only to vigorous and repeated stimuli

Answer 3

stupor

Question 4

unresponsive even to painful stimuli

Answer 4

coma

Question 5

patient demonstrates unrealistic sense of persecution, jealousy, grandiose ideas, or
ideas of reference

Answer 5

Distorted thinking:

Question 6

Umbilical cord drops of by…

Answer 6

1-2 weeks

Question 7

5th vital sign

Answer 7

pain

Question 8

a hard/discrete node is

Answer 8

most likely malignant

Question 9

tender node

Answer 9

most likely inflammation

Question 10

Slow nodal enlargement over weeks/mo

Answer 10

benign

Question 11

rapid enlargement w/o inflammation

Answer 11

malignancy

Question 12

PALS

Answer 12

the primary site, all associated nodes, liver, spleen

Question 13

submandibular or cervical nodes may be normal if they are less than

Answer 13

1 cm

Question 14

inguinal nodes may be normal if they are less than

Answer 14

2 cm

Question 15

Aspirin, barbituates, penicillin, tetracycline, iodide, cephalosporin, sulfonamide, mesantoin

Answer 15

may cause node enlargement

Question 16

present w/ cervical nodes usually post. rather than ant.

Answer 16

childhood diseases like rubella, varicella, rubeola or Hep A and B and infectious

Question 17

PAM List

Answer 17

Problems, allergies, medications

Question 18

DO not use list

Answer 18

U, IU, MS, MSO, MgSO, X.0, or .X, QD, QOD

Question 19

Lymph system development

Answer 19

20 weeks gestation

Question 20

antibody production

Answer 20

immature at birth

Question 21

Which lymph nodes are enlarged in infants?

Answer 21

postauricular and occipital

Question 22

Which lymph nodes are enlarged in children?

Answer 22

cervical and submandibular

Question 23

Which cervical lymph nodes are more consistent with cancer?

Answer 23

Posterior cervical nodes

Question 24

fast myelinated pain fibers

Answer 24

A-delta fibers

Question 25

slow, diffuse, chronic fibers

Answer 25

C-polymodal fibers

Question 26

pain in infants

Answer 26

mostly along C-polymodal fibers, less ability to modulate pain

Question 27

Older adults pain perception

Answer 27

NOT diminished

Question 28

Descriptive pain scale

Answer 28

none->worst pain ever

Question 29

Numeric Pain Scale

Answer 29

0-10

Question 30

PIPP uses what parameters in measure pain in infants

Answer 30

age, behavior, HR, O2%, brow bulge, eye squeeze, nasolabial furrow

Question 31

Neonatal infant pain scale

Answer 31

facial expression, cry, breathing patterns, movement, state of arousal

Question 32

CRIES infant pain scale

Answer 32

crying, O2%, HR, BP, expressions, and sleeplessness

Question 33

Wong-Baker faces

Answer 33

pain scale for children

Question 34

Oucher Scale

Answer 34

pain scale for children real pics

Question 35

FLACC

Answer 35

pain scale for non-verbal children (F-facial, L-leg motion, A-activity, C-cry, C-consolability) each 0-2

Question 36

Non-verbal pain scale for older adults

Answer 36

vocal complaints (sounds), verbal complaints (words), facial expressions, bracing, restlessness 0-5 each