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Why are infants more sensitive to medications? a. Gastric emptying is faster b. Protein binding of medications is limited c. Liver enzymes are more efficient d. Decreased peristalsis b. Protein binding of medications is limited Rationale: Gastric emptying is irregular with frequent feedings; live...

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NUR 425 Peds Exam 1 Practice
Questions and Correct Answers
Why are infants more sensitive to medications?

a. Gastric emptying is faster
b. Protein binding of medications is limited
c. Liver enzymes are more efficient
d. Decreased peristalsis ✅b. Protein binding of medications is limited

Rationale:
Gastric emptying is irregular with frequent feedings; liver enzymes are less efficient and
there is increased peristalsis.

Oral liquid medications given to a toddler should be given by which method?

a. Medication cup
b. Oral syringe
c. Mixed in a cup of pudding
d. Mixed with the child's favorite drink ✅b. Oral syringe

Rationale:
You can make sure they get the entire dose, and it doesn't spill. The medication cup
may be too big if the dose is small, and it may spill.
Mixed in a cup, what happens if they don't take it all, same with the favorite drink-med
may flavor the favorite drink and then the drink isn't so favorite anymore.

What is the EBP best way to prevent medication errors in pediatrics, regardless of
where you are?

a. Know the medication before giving it
b. Double-check the orders
c. Minimize distractions during medication preparation and administration
d. Improve communication among clinicians during transitioning and handoffs. ✅c.
Minimize distractions during medication preparation and administration

Rationale:
Hint, when it says best, all answers are likely correct, but you have to choose the best!
Research shows that interruptions during preparing or delivering medication causes the
most errors.

Which of the following should be in every pediatric patient's room just in case of an
emergency?

,a. Pulse oximeter
b. Ambu bag and correct size mask
c. Phone number for rapid response team
d. Call light within reach ✅b. Ambu bag and correct size mask

What is a contributing factor for falls in children?

a. Inappropriate bed for the age of the child
b. Children between the ages 3 and 12 years
c. Diagnosis of respiratory problem
d. Lack of parents at the bedside ✅a. Inappropriate bed for the age of the child

Rationale:
Children need to be in the correct bed/crib. Because the child is between 3 and 12
years doesn't increase their risk. Developmental age needs are assessed.
Respiratory issues don't increase the risk any more than other diagnoses.
And we cannot expect parents to be at the bedside all the time. They may need to work,
take care of other children, and even if they are there, they need to go to the bathroom
or cafeteria or sleep!

A 4 y/o child is resistant to taking medication, which strategy should the nurse use to
elicit cooperation?

a. Offer the child a choice of taking medication with juice or water
b. Tell the child it is candy
c. Hide the medicine in a large dish of ice cream
d. Tell the child that they will have a shot instead ✅a. Offer the child a choice of taking
medication with juice or water

Which nursing action is most appropriate when inserting a rectal suppository in an
infant?

a. No need to lubricate suppository when administered into the rectum
b. Using one finger insert suppository at least 4 inches
c. Hold buttocks together for 5 minutes to promote absorption and not expel med out
d. Tell the child to lay still and squeeze buttocks at least 5 mins then they can play ✅c.
Hold buttocks together for 5 minutes to promote absorption and not expel med out

A 12 month old hospitalized with isolation contact precautions, what toy is
recommended to meet this G & D needs?

a. Large building blocks
b. Hanging crib toys
c. Modeling clay
d. Crayons and coloring book ✅a. Large building blocks

, 2 y/o child throws a tantrum as parent leave the room, which toy should the nurse
provide to alleviate the child's stress?

a. Set of building blocks
b. Toy hammer and pounding board
c. Picture book about hospitals
d. Stuffed animal ✅b. Toy hammer and pounding board

A nurse is collecting ht and wt data during a well-child visit, the nurse knows birth weight
typically doubles at what age?

a. 1-3 mo
b. 4-6 mo
c. 6-9 mo
d. 9-12 mo ✅b. 4-6 mo

A nurse is caring for a toddler, which of the statements should the nurse use when
preparing to obtain vital signs?

a. "Can I listen to your lungs?"
b. "I am going to listen to your heart."
c. "I am going to take your blood pressure now."
d. "Can you hold still while I feel how warm you are?" ✅b. "I am going to listen to your
heart."

As mom leaves room, a 3 y/o sits quietly, sucks thumb, and turns away from nurse,
what does this behavior indicate?

a. An anxiety reaction
b. Regression
c. Resentment toward mother
d. Developing autonomy ✅b. Regression

Cereal O pieces are placed on the highchair tray, the nurse would expect to observe a
12 mo old child to:

a. use a neat pincher to put cereal into mouth
b. swat all cereal off the tray with hands
c. neatly stack the cereal circles into a tower
d. grasp cereal with both hands and crush it ✅a. use a neat pincher to put cereal into
mouth

What is the progression pattern for the G & D milestones for motor development?

a. sit
b. walk

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