HESI OB PEDS Exam Test BANK 2023
PEDS/OB HESI
1. A mother brings her 8 mo. old baby boy to clinic bc he has been vomitting and had diarrhea for last 3 days. Which assessment is most important for nurse to make? a. Assess infant abdomen for tenderness
b. Determine if the infant was exposed to a v...
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HESI OB PEDS Exam
Test BANK PEDS/OB HESI
1.A mother brings her 8 mo. old baby boy to clinic bc he has been vomitting and had diarrhea for last
3 days. Which assessment is most important for nurse to make? a. Assess infant abdomen for tenderness
b.Determine if the infant was exposed to a virus
c.Measure the infant’s pulse
d.Evaluate the infant’s cry
2.While obtaining the vital signs of a 10 year old who had a tonsillectomy this morning, the nurse observes the child swallowing every 2-3 minutes. Which assessment should the nurse implement?
a.Inspect the posterior oropharynx
b.Assess for teeth clenching or grinding
c.Touch the tonsillar pillars to stimulate the gag reflex
d.Ask the child to speak to evaluate change in voice tone
3.The parents of a 3-year old boy who has Duchenne muscular dystrophy ask, “How can our son have
this disease? We are wondering if we should have any more children.” What information should the nurse provide to parents?
4.a. This is an inherited X-linked recessive disorder, which primarily affects male children in the family
b.The striated muscle groups of males can be impacted by a lack of the protein dystrophin in their mothers
c.The male infant had a viral infection that went unnoticed and untreated so muscle damage was incurred
d.Birth trauma with a breech vaginal birth causes damage to the spinal cord, thus weakening the muscles
4.A 2-week-old female infant is hospitalized for the surgical repair of an umbilical hernia. After returning to the postoperative neonatal unit, her RR and HR have increased during the last hour. Which
intervention should the nurse implement?
a.Notify the HCP of these findings
b.Administer a PRN analgesic prescription
c.Record the findings in the child’s record
d.Wrap the infant tightly and rock in rocking chair
5.A 2-year-old girl is brought to the clinic by her 17 year old mother. When the nurse observes that
the child is drinking sweetened soda from her bottle, what information should the nurse discuss with
this mother?
a.A 2-year old should be speaking in 2 word phrases
b.Dental caries are associated with drinking soda
c.Drinking soda is related to childhood obesity
d.Toddlers should be sleeping 10 hours a night
e.Toddlers should be drinking from a cup by age 2
6.A mother brings her 3 month old infant to the clinic because the baby does not sleep through the night. Which finding is most significant in planning care for this family?
a.The mother is a single parent and lives with her parents
b.The mother states the baby is irritable during feedings
c.The infant’s formula has been changed twice
d.The diaper area shows severe skin breakdown
7.The nurse determines that an infant admitted for surgical repair of an inguinal hernia voids a
urinary stream from the ventral surface of the penis. What action should the nurse take?
a.Document the finding
b.Palpate scrotum for testicular descent c.Assess for bladder distension
d.Auscultate bowel sounds
8.A 16 year old with acute myelocytic leukemia is receiving chemotherapy (CT) via an implanted medication port at the outpatient oncology clinic. What action should the nurse implement when the infusion is complete?
a.Administer Zofran
b.Obtain blood samples for RBCs, WBCs, and platelets
c.Flush mediport w/ saline and heparin solution
d.Initiate an infusion of normal saline 9. A mother brings her 3-week old infant to the clinic because
the baby vomits after eating and always seems hungry. Further assessment indicates that the infant’s vomiting is projectile, and the child seems listless. Which additional assessment finding indicates the
possibility of a life threatening complication?
a.Irregular palpable pulse
b.Hyperactive bowel sounds
c.Underweight for age
d.Crying without tears
10.The nurse is performing a routine assessment of a 3-year old at a community health center. Which behavior by the child should alert the nurse to request a follow-up for a possible autistic spectrum disorder?
a.Performs odd repetitive behaviors
b.Shows indifference to verbal stimulation
c.Strokes the hair of a hand held doll
d.Has a history of temper tantrums
11.Following admission for cardiac catheterization, the nurse is providing discharge teaching to the
parents of a 2-year-old toddler with tetralogy of Fallot. What instruction should the nurse give the parents if their child becomes pale, cool, lethargic?
a.Encourage oral electrolyte solution intake
b.Assess the child to a recumbent position
c.Contact their HCP immediately
d.Provide a quiet time by holding or rocking the toddler
12.A mother brings her 2 year old son to the clinic because he has been crying and pulling on his earlobe for the past 12 hours. The child’s oral temperature is 101.2 F. Which intervention should the
nurse implement?
a.Ask the mother if the child has had a runny nose
b.Cleanse purulent exudate from the affected ear canal
c.Apply a topical antibiotic to the periauricle area
d.Provide parent education to prevent recurrence
13.During a follow up clinical visit a mother tells the nurse that her 5 month old son who had surgical correction for tetralogy of fallot has rapid breathing, often takes a long time to eat, and requires frequent rest periods. The infant is not crying while being held and his growth is in the expected range.
Which intervention should the nurse implement? **SEE SCREEN SHOT
a.Stimulate the infant to cry to produce cyanosis
b.Auscultate heart and lungs while infant is held
c.Evaluate infant for failure to thrive
d.Obtain a 12-lead electrocardiogram
14.The mother of an 11-year old boy who has juvenile arthritis tells the nurse, “I really don’t want my son to become dependent on pain medication, so I only allow him to take it when he is really hurting.” Which information is most important for the nurse to provide this mother?
a.The child should be encouraged to rest when he experiences pain
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