Pediatric ccrn cardiac Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

pediatric ccrn cardiac

CCRN Pediatric Practice Exam Questions from AACNTo promote effective grieving in a 6-year-old sibling following the death of an infant, the nurse should: A) Recommend that the sibling not attend the infant's memorial service B) Encourage the parents to minimize their expression of grief with the sibling C) Explain to the sibling that the infant went to heaven D) Explain to the sibling that thoughts and wishes did not cause the infant's deathA 5-year-old with a history of congenital hydroce...

Pediatric CRITICAL CARE REGISTERED NURSE (CCRN) QUESTIONS & answers highly Graded (A+) 1. Cardiac Output (CO) CO = HR x SV Amount of blood pumped thru ventricles 4-8L/minute is the normal amount for an adult <800 ml/minute in a newborn

CCRN Pediatric Nursing Care Test (2024 Update) || With All Correct Solutions (Rated A+) CCRN Pediatric Nursing Care Test (2024 Update) || With All Correct Solutions (Rated A+) A patient in hyperosolar hyperglycemic state (HHS) is being admitted with dehydration and a serum glucose level of 836 mg/dL. Which of the following additional laboratory findings should the nurse anticipate? A. decreased BUN, decreased creatinine, and elevated serum osmolality B. decreased BUN, decreased creatin...

PEDIATRIC CRITICAL CARE REGISTERED NURSE(CCRN) Module EXAM 5 FROM CARDIOLOGY WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS As a general rule, a 4-year-old's systolic blood pressure representing the 50th percentile can be estimated to which of the following? How do small children and infants respond to decreases in cardiac output?

PEDIATRIC CRITICAL CARE REGISTERED NURSE (CCRN) MODULE EXAM 1 CARDIOVASCULAR WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS1. Your pediatric patient has the following parameters HR 80 BP 100/60 SV 40 BSA 0.9 m2 The cardiac index (CI) for this patient is A. 4.4 L/min B. 3.2 L/min/m2 C. 3.5 L/min/m2 D. 3200 mL/m2 C. The cardiac index for this patient is 3.5. First, you must calculate the cardiac output (HR X SV) or (80 X 40 =3200 = 3.2 L/min). Then, use the following equation: (CI = CO/BSA) or (3.2/0.9 = 3.55...

PEDIATRIC CRITICAL CARE REGISTERED NURSE(CCRN) Module EXAM 2 FROM AACN WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION PEEP is intended to do which of the following? A. Improve ventilation/perfusion matching B. Decrease functional residual capacity C. Increased venous return to the heart D. Increased cardiac output A. Improve ventilation/perfusion matching - PEEP increases alveolar volume, thereby improving ventilation/perfusion matching and increasing functional residual capacity. - A detrimental effect of PEE...

Critical Care Guided Notes Chapter 1-4 Critical Care Guided Critical Care Guided Notes Chapter 1-4 study guide complete 2 professional organizations for critical care nurses - correct answers-American Association of Critical-Care Nurses (AACN) Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM) mission of the AACN - correct answers-focuses on assisting acute and critical care nurses to attain knowledge and influence to deliver excellence care vision of the AACN - correct answers-supports creating...

PEEP is intended to do which of the following? A. Improve ventilation/perfusion matching B. Decrease functional residual capacity C. Increased venous return to the heart D. Increased cardiac output A. Improve ventilation/perfusion matching - PEEP increases alveolar volume, thereby improving ventilation/perfusion matching and increasing functional residual capacity. - A detrimental effect of PEEP (especially at high levels) is a decrease in venous return to the heart and a subsequent decre...

Pediatric CCRN Exam Questions with correct Answers 3 causes for Fetal shunt closure - 1. increase in aterial oxygen tension 2. decreased prostaglandins 3. decreased adenosine levels When does the Ductus Arteriosus close? - within 10-24 hours of birth When does the Foramen Ovale Close? - When LA pressure exceeds RA pressure (can stay open for 6mo to a year) What does Cardiac Output measure? - Efficiency of the heart Cardiac Output is the measure of what? - Volume of blood pumped by the he...