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Unit 5 - Pediatric Nursing Quick QuizOnline version Book questions by Courtney P 1 If an infant has a diagnosis of pyloric stenosis, the child will likely have a history of which symptom? a Projectile vomiting b Iron deficiency c Nasal congestion d Muscle spasms 2 A nurse admits a child with a diagnosis of possible appendicitis. What signs and symptoms would most likely be seen in the child with appendicitis? a Convulsions, weight gain or loss b Sore throat, bone and joint pain c Fever, nausea, and vomiting d Itching, swelling around eyes and ankles 3 The nurse is reinforcing teaching with a group of parents of toddlers about what to do in cases of poisoning. If a toddler has swallowed an unknown substance, what should be the first action of the caregiver? a Call the Poison Control Center. b Place the child on a flat surface. c Encourage the child to drink water. d Administer a recommended antidote. 4 The nurse is working with a 12-year-old child with type 1 diabetes mellitus. The child asks the nurse why she cannot take pills instead of shots like her grandmother does. What would be the best response by the nurse? a “Your body does not make its own insulin, so the insulin injections help replace it.” b “The pills correct a different type of diabetes than you have.” c “The pills only work for adults who have diabetes. Maybe when you are older, you can take the pills.” d “When your blood glucose levels are better controlled, you can take the pills too.” 5 A child with a diagnosis of failure to thrive because of malnutrition has had an inadequate intake of calories. In planning care, all of the following goals would be appropriate for this child. What goal would be the highest priority for the child? a The child will increase daily fluid intake. b The child will increase amount of daily exercise. c The child will maintain good mouth and skin integrity. d The child will increase intake for appropriate weight gain. 6 In caring for a 3.5-year-old child admitted after being severely burned, the nurse collects the following data. Which of the following would be most important for the nurse to report immediately? a The child’s temperature is 38.4°C. b The child’s hourly urinary output is 150 mL. c The child’s respiratory rate is 32 breaths/min. 7 The nurse is discussing STIs with a group of adolescents. If the adolescents make the following statements, which statement indicates a need for reinforcement of teaching? a Even though guys don’t like to use condoms, at least they protect a person from most STIs. b My girlfriend has never had sex with anyone except me, so I don’t have to worry about STIs. c It is a relief to know that other than HIV, most STIs can be treated with antibiotics. 8 In caring for a child with atopic dermatitis (eczema), which of the following nursing interventions would be included in this child’s care? Select all that apply. Choose one or more answers a The nurse will use a bleach solution to launder the child’s clothing. b The nurse will keep child’s fingernails cut short. c The nurse will monitor for symptoms of infection. d The nurse will dress the child in several layers of clothing at all times. e The nurse will give soothing baths just before bedtime. f The nurse will encourage the child to drink fluids frequently. 9 After an outbreak of pediculosis in the school, the nurse is reinforcing teaching with a group of parents and teachers about ways to help prevent the spread of head lice in the classroom and at home. Which of the following actions would the nurse recommend to this group? Select all that apply. Choose one or more answers a Wash combs and brushes in medicated shampoo, and soak for at least an hour. b Apply medicated lotion to all areas of the body except the face. c Wash all bedding and clothing in hot water, and dry in a hot dryer. d Report any evidence of infestation immediately to the school officials. e Vacuum carpets, car seats, mattresses, and upholstered furniture thoroughly. f Wear gloves when preparing food or snacks.

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Unit 5 - Pediatric Nursing Quick QuizOnline version

by Courtney P

If an infant has a diagnosis of pyloric stenosis, the child will likely have a history of which symptom?

A nurse admits a child with a diagnosis of possible appendicitis. What signs and symptoms would most likely be seen in the child with appendicitis?

The nurse is reinforcing teaching with a group of parents of toddlers about what to do in cases of poisoning. If a toddler has swallowed an unknown substance, what should be the first action of the caregiver?

The nurse is working with a 12-year-old child with type 1 diabetes mellitus. The child asks the nurse why she cannot take pills instead of shots like her grandmother does. What would be the best response by the nurse?

A child with a diagnosis of failure to thrive because of malnutrition has had an inadequate intake of calories. In planning care, all of the following goals would be appropriate for this child. What goal would be the highest priority for the child?

In caring for a 3.5-year-old child admitted after being severely burned, the nurse collects the following data. Which of the following would be most important for the nurse to report immediately?

The nurse is discussing STIs with a group of adolescents. If the adolescents make the following statements, which statement indicates a need for reinforcement of teaching?

In caring for a child with atopic dermatitis (eczema), which of the following nursing interventions would be included in this child’s care? Select all that apply.

Choose one or more answers

After an outbreak of pediculosis in the school, the nurse is reinforcing teaching with a group of parents and teachers about ways to help prevent the spread of head lice in the classroom and at home. Which of the following actions would the nurse recommend to this group? Select all that apply.

Choose one or more answers