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NU665A EXAM 3 COMPLETE WITH RATIONALE GRADED A+ (REGIS COLLEGE) A 7-month-old infant has an undescended testis that was noted at the end of his previous well-baby exam. What will the primary care pediatric nurse practitioner do to manage this condition? -$18.49
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NU665A EXAM 3 COMPLETE WITH RATIONALE GRADED A+ (REGIS COLLEGE) A 7-month-old infant has an undescended testis that was noted at the end of his previous well-baby exam. What will the primary care pediatric nurse practitioner do to manage this condition? -
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NU665A EXAM 3 COMPLETE WITH RATIONALE GRADED A+ (REGIS
COLLEGE)
A 7-month-old infant has an undescended testis that was noted at
the end of his previous well-baby exam. What will the primary
care pediatric nurse practitioner do to manage this condition? - --
ANSWER->>>>Refer the ch...
NU665A EXAM 3 COMPLETE WITH RATIONALE GRADED A+ (REGIS
COLLEGE)
A 7-month-old infant has an undescended testis that was noted at
the end of his previous well-baby exam. What will the primary
care pediatric nurse practitioner do to manage this condition? - --
ANSWER->>>>Refer the child to a pediatric urologist for
further evaluation.
A 15-year-old adolescent male presents today for his annual
exam. He states he had a good day at school today and has
soccer practice after his appointment. His routine urine dipstick
indicates 2+ protein. He asks if this is normal. As the PNP, what
would you tell him? - --ANSWER->>>>This warrants some
further investigation. I will order a first-morning urine sample
and check the level of protein in your urine.
A 15-year-old adolescent female whose BMI is at the 90th
percentile reports irregular periods. Menarche was at 12 years of
age. Through the assessment, it is noted that the child has
,widespread acne on her face and back. The child also states that
she has noticed hair on her breasts and wants to know what she
can do about this. The nurse practitioner will evaluate her further
based on a suspicion of which diagnosis? - --ANSWER-
>>>>Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
A 10-year-old male is being seen today with concerns of change
in school performance, some tremors, and complaints of heart
palpitations for the past few weeks. Mom states there have been
no changes in social history and family history is positive for
thyroid disease. He had routine labs done one month ago and his
T3 was elevated. What are the next steps in the care of this
child? - --ANSWER->>>>Refer the child to a pediatric
endocrinologist for further workup
A father comes into the office with his 2-week-old daughter with
a chief complaint of vomiting and severe diarrhea. The father
reports the infant is more difficult to awaken for feedings and
the PNP notes the infant weighs 7 pounds and has a weight loss
of 8 ounces since her last visit three days ago. As the PNP, you
suspect food protein-induced enterocolitis syndrome (FPIES).
What is the first step in the treatment plan? - --ANSWER-
>>>>Due to the weight loss and lethargy, the infant will need IV
hydration and close monitoring.
, Your next patient is a 5-year-old male who presents with a 1cm
laceration of the right forearm. The injury occurred three days
ago while playing outside. His father is concerned because the
wound keeps opening. There are no signs of infection. What is
the most appropriate action? - --ANSWER->>>>Clean the
wound thoroughly and instruct the child and father regarding
wound care and healing by secondary intention.
Your next patient is a 10-day-old term newborn coming in for a
weight check. She has regained her birth weight. As you are
examining the infant, you note a small pink raised area inside
the umbilicus. Mom states that her cord fell off about 3 days ago
and there has been no discharge. What would you do next? - --
ANSWER->>>>Use topical 75% silver nitrate to the lesion,
making sure not to touch healthy skin.
Your next patient is a 4-year-old girl here with her mother for a
follow-up from the pediatric urgent care center due to laceration
to her scalp. She was jumping on the couch, fell, and hit the
corner of the coffee table. She has six staples placed. Mom asks
what is next for her child. What would you share? - --
ANSWER->>>>After reviewing safety, you inform the mother
that she may make an appointment in 10 days to have the staples
removed by any of the NPs or MDs in the office.
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