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Froggy Jumps Intake & Output CalculationOnline version Players answer questions to guide the frog to the shore. by Rawan 1 A nurse assesses an infant weighing 4 kg who has produced 8 mL of urine in the past hour. Which interpretation is correct? a Normal urine output b Oliguria c Anuria 2 Which patient is experiencing oliguria? a A 30-kg child with urine output of 12 mL/hour b A 10-kg infant with urine output of 20 mL/hour c A 20-kg child with urine output of 25 mL/hour 3 Which urine output finding requires immediate nursing intervention? a Child with no urine output for several hours b Infant producing 2 mL/kg/hour c Adolescent producing 1 mL/kg/hour 4 Which assessment is the best indicator of adequate kidney perfusion in children? a Urine output b Blood pressure c Heart rate 5 A 3-year-old child weighs 15 kg and has produced 6 mL of urine during the last hour. How should the nurse interpret this finding? a Oliguria b Polyuria c Normal urine output 6 An infant weighs 6 kg. Which hourly urine output indicates oliguria? a 5 mL b 15 mL c 12 mL 7 An adolescent weighs 50 kg and produces 55 mL of urine in one hour. This urine output is: a Normal b Oliguria c Polyuria 8 A nurse caring for a child notices there has been no urine output during the previous 8 hours. What is the priority nursing action? a Assess the child and notify the healthcare provider immediately. b Continue routine observation. c Encourage oral fluids without assessment. 9 Which child demonstrates adequate urine output? a Toddler: 1.5 mL/kg/hour b Adolescent: 0.5 mL/kg/hour c . Infant: 0.8 mL/kg/hour 10 A nurse assesses four pediatric patients. Which child should be evaluated first? a A school-age child producing 0.3 mL/kg/hour of urine b A toddler producing 1.5 mL/kg/hour of urine c An infant producing 2 mL/kg/hour of urine

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Intake & Output Calculation

Froggy Jumps

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Intake & Output CalculationOnline version

by Rawan

A nurse assesses an infant weighing 4 kg who has produced 8 mL of urine in the past hour. Which interpretation is correct?

Which patient is experiencing oliguria?

Which urine output finding requires immediate nursing intervention?

Which assessment is the best indicator of adequate kidney perfusion in children?

A 3-year-old child weighs 15 kg and has produced 6 mL of urine during the last hour. How should the nurse interpret this finding?

An infant weighs 6 kg. Which hourly urine output indicates oliguria?

An adolescent weighs 50 kg and produces 55 mL of urine in one hour. This urine output is:

A nurse caring for a child notices there has been no urine output during the previous 8 hours. What is the priority nursing action?

Which child demonstrates adequate urine output?

A nurse assesses four pediatric patients. Which child should be evaluated first?