NUR 3145 Review Questions Exam #4 Questions And Answers Rated A+
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NUR 3145 Review Questions Exam #4 Questions And Answers Rated A+
. A nurse at an immunization clinic is providing vaccines to children. The parent of a child waiting to receive vaccines tells the nurse that the child has an immune deficiency disorder. The nurse understands that which vaccine shoul...
NUR 3145 Review Questions Exam #4 Questions And
Answers Rated A+
1. A nurse at an immunization clinic is providing vaccines to children. The parent of a child waiting
to receive vaccines tells the nurse that the child has an immune deficiency disorder. The nurse
understands that which vaccine should not be administered to this child?
a. Diphtheria and tetanus toxoids and acellular pertussis (DTaP) vaccine
b. Haemophiles influenzae type b (Hib) vaccine
c. Polio injection
d. Varicella virus vaccine ANS d. Varicella virus vaccine
2. A nurse is preparing to administer vaccines to a 1-year-old child. The parents ask the nurse to give
the child acetaminophen before administering the vaccine to reduce the pain. Which response by the
nurse is correct?
a. "Children don't remember pain, so it isn't necessary to give acetaminophen."
b. "The small needles used to inject the vaccines cause hardly any discomfort."
c. "You can apply a topical anesthetic when you get home to reduce pain from the injection."
d. "Your child's immune response may not be as effective if I give acetaminophen before the
vaccine." ANS d. "Your child's immune response may not be as effective if I give acetaminophen
before the vaccine."
3. The parents of an infant who will be attending day care tell the nurse that they do not want their
child vaccinated against rotavirus because an older cousin developed intussusception after receiving
this vaccine. Which response by the nurse is correct?
a. "Intussusception is much less serious than getting the disease."
b. "It was probably just a coincidental reaction to the vaccine."
c. "The newer vaccines for rotavirus are not associated with intussusception."
d. "Your child will have herd immunity and won't need the vaccine." ANS c. "The newer
vaccines for rotavirus are not associated with intussusception."
,4. A -year-old child who has been receiving high-dose systemic glucocorticoids for several months
comes to a clinic for school immunizations, which usually include the DTaP vaccine; varicella virus
vaccine [Varivax]; the measles, mumps, and rubella virus (MMR) vaccine; and the inactivated
poliovirus vaccine (IPV). The clinic nurse will expect to administer which vaccines to this child?
a. All four school immunizations
b. DTaP and IPV only
c. DTaP, OPV, and Varivax only
d. DTaP and IPV, along with immunoglobulins ANS b. DTaP and IPV only
5. A 1-year-old child is scheduled to receive the MMR vaccine, pneumococcal vaccine (PCV),
Varivax, and hepatitis A vaccine. The child's parents request that the MMR vaccine not be given,
saying that, even though there is no demonstrated link with autism, they are still concerned about
toxic levels of mercury in the vaccine. Which response by the nurse is correct?
a. "Most U.S.-made vaccines have zero to low amounts of mercury."
b. "Other vaccine preparations contain mercury as well."
c. "Thimerosal is a nontoxic form of mercury."
d. "You can get more mercury from breast milk and many foods on the market." ANS a. "Most
U.S.-made vaccines have zero to low amounts of mercury."
6. The parent of a 2-month-old infant who has just received the first dose of DTaP asks the nurse
about expected reactions to the vaccine. The nurse will respond by saying that:
a. "Mild reactions, including a low-grade fever, are common."
b. "Most children do not experience any reaction."
c. "Seizures are common and may require anticonvulsant medication."
d. "The most common reaction is a rash that develops into itchy vesicles." ANS a. "Mild
reactions, including a low-grade fever, are common."
,7. A 1-year-old child receives the MMR vaccine. The next day the child's parent calls the nurse to
report that the child has a temperature of 103°F. What will the nurse do?
a. File an adverse event report with the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS).
b. Notify the child's provider that thrombocytopenia is likely to occur.
c. Reassure the parent that fever can occur with the MMR vaccine.
d. Tell the parent to take the child to the emergency department. ANS c. Reassure the parent that
fever can occur with the MMR vaccine.
8. The parent of a child who attends day care questions the need for Varivax. What will the nurse tell
the parent?
a. "Chickenpox is not as contagious as other communicable diseases."
b. "The child will be protected by herd immunity and does not need the vaccine."
c. "Varicella is an uncomfortable disease, but it is not that serious."
d. "Varicella in adults can have serious consequences." ANS d. "Varicella in adults can have
serious consequences."
9. A clinic nurse receives a phone call from a parent who states that a 2-month-old infant has a severe
cough, a low-grade fever, and a runny nose that have lasted over a week. What will the nurse ask the
parent?
a. Whether the infant has had the first set of vaccines
b. Whether the infant received a hepatitis B vaccine as a newborn
c. Whether the infant attends day care
d. Whether there is a family history of respiratory disorders ANS a. Whether the infant has had
the first set of vaccines
10. The nurse at a public health infant immunization clinic is acting as a preceptor for a nursing
student. To assess the student's understanding of vaccinations, the nurse asks the student where the
hepatitis B vaccine (HepB) should be administered. The student would be correct to respond that the
hepatitis B vaccine should be administered in the:
, a. dorsogluteal muscle in an adult.
b. anterolateral thigh in infants.
c. ventrogluteal muscle in adolescents.
d. deltoid of toddlers. ANS b. anterolateral thigh in infants.
11. An 11-year-old boy received all childhood immunizations before attending school as a
kindergartner. Which vaccines are recommended for this child at his current age?
a. DTaP, MCV4, Varivax
b. PCV-23, Td, MMR
c. Tdap, MCV4, HPV
d. Tdap, Varivax, hepatitis B ANS c. Tdap, MCV4, HPV
12. An immigrant child is in the clinic for MMR vaccination. The nurse learns that the child has
recently received an immune globulin injection for a viral infection, currently has an upper
respiratory infection with a temperature of 100°F, and has a recent history of thrombocytopenia,
which has resolved. What does the nurse tell the child's parents?
a. "The vaccine is contraindicated in this child because of the history of thrombocytopenia."
b. "The child should be brought back for the vaccine when the temperature is back to normal."
c. "The child is at increased risk of developing autism from this vaccine."
d. "The vaccine must be postponed for 3 months after administration of the immune globulin." ANS
d. "The vaccine must be postponed for 3 months after administration of the immune globulin."
13. An otherwise healthy child receives a varicella virus vaccine. Three weeks later the parent calls to
report that the child has a mild case of chickenpox and wonders how this could happen after the
vaccination. What will the nurse tell the parent?
a. "A varicella-like rash can occur after the vaccine is given."
b. "The vaccine was probably ineffective."
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