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NR328 - Pediatric Populations Test with 100% Correct Solutions
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NR328 - Pediatric Populations Test with 100%Correct Solutions
Which interventions should the nurse include in the plan of care for a dying child
with pain? For each potential nursing intervention, click to specify whether the
intervention is indicated or contraindicated. Mark only one response per
intervention. - ✔✔Indicated -
Allow extended family to visit at the caregiver's discretion
Changing the child's position gently, every 2 hours
Contraindicated -
Administering analgesics only as needed
Playing the television or radio so the child can hear it
Using measures the nurse finds comforting
The nurse is caring for a preschool child who is receiving palliative care for end-
stage cancer. Which should be the focus of age-appropriate interventions for this
child? Select all that apply. - ✔✔Teach the child that death is not a punishment
Provide reassurance if the child experiences nightmares
The nurse is teaching the caregivers of a 5-year-old terminally ill client how to talk
with their child about death and dying. Click to specify whether each statement
indicates the caregivers understand or lack understanding of the information. -
✔✔Understanding -
"He might think he has caused his death because he has misbehaved."
, No Understanding -
"He is too young to understand what is happening to him."
"He will accept his death as caused by his disease."
"He will understand how much his siblings will miss him."
The nurse is caring for a client receiving opioid medication for the treatment of
postoperative pain. For which common side effects should the nurse observe? -
✔✔Common -
Constipation, Nausea, Respiratory depression
Unexpected -
Diarrhea, Disorientation, Vomiting
The nurse is assessing the abdomen of a preschooler admitted for lower right
quadrant pain. Which question or statement is the most correct for assessing the
child's pain? - ✔✔"Choose the face that shows how you feel now."
The nurse is preparing to administer an intramuscular (IM) injection to a 4-year-
old and asks the caregiver to assist by blowing bubbles for the child while the
nurse gives the injection. Which type of non-pharmacological pain management is
this demonstrating? - ✔✔Distraction
A caregiver expresses concern to the nurse that her 18-month-old child might
have an ear infection. Which of the following clinical manifestations might alert
the nurse that the child is in pain? Select all that apply. - ✔✔The child clings to
the caregiver
The child is crying nonstop
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