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NR 328 Pediatric Exam 2 CardiacWhat causes the increased risk of Sudden Death with Tetralogy of Fallot (TOF)? - - Due to Four defects occurring What causes the increased risk of Seizures with Tetralogy of Fallot (TOF)? - - Due to the Sodium levels increasing w/ water retention What causes the increased sodium levels with Tetralogy of Fallot (TOF)? - - Due to water retention occurring from the CHF What positions should be utilized for babies to treat the Hyper Cyanotic episodes with Tetral...

NR 328 Exam 2 Pediatric Questions and AnswersThe parent of a child hospitalized with acute glomerulonephritis (AGN) asks the nurse why blood pressure readings are being taken so often. What is the most appropriate response by the nurse, drawing on knowledge of AGN? a. Acute hypertension must be anticipated and identified. b. Hypotension leading to sudden shock can develop at any time. c. Blood pressure fluctuations are a common side effect of antibiotic therapy. d. Blood pressure fluctuati...

NR 328 Exam 1 Pediatric Questions and AnswersNurse is teaching child-safety classes to parents of preschoolers. Which is helpful to prevent foreign body aspiration? A. Knowledge of the most common objects that preschoolers aspirate. B. Knowledge of the therapeutic management of foreign body aspiration. C. Knowledge of the risks associated with foreign body aspiration. D. Knowledge of the signs and symptoms of foreign body aspiration. Rationale: A. Without knowing what objects preschoolers ...

NR 328 CMS Exam Questions and AnswersA child with sickle cell disease is brought to the hospital reporting right knee pain. On examination, the nurse finds localized swelling and immediately applies a cold compress to the right knee, massages the knee, and administers ibuprofen for pain relief. The nurse informs the mother that the child may need a high dose of an opioid if there is no relief from pain. Which of the measures taken by the nurse need to be corrected? a. Giving ibuprofen to ...

NR 325 Final Exam 1 Questions and Answers.What is the range of normal blood sugar? -Correct Answer= 70-100 mg/dL What is the purpose of giving basal insulin? -Correct Answer= to regulate blood glucose levels on a consistent basis What are the 3 P's of Diabetes? -Correct Answer= Polydipsia Polyuria Polyphagia Why is polyuria seen in diabetes? -Correct Answer= because your body is trying to get rid of the extra glucose Why is polydipsia seen in diabetes? -Correct Answer= because your b...

NR 325 Exam 1 Study GuideEndocrine: • Diabetes Mellitus: o Impaired glucose regulation o Hyperglycemia form abnormal insulin production or impaired insulin use o 7th leading cause of death in US o Affects function of all cells and tissues o Managed by – diet, exercise, medication o Either not producing insulin well, or you have an inability to use insulin properly o Affects every part of the body and body system • Pathophysiology: o Beta and Alpha cells are made by the Islet of...

NR 325 Exam 1 Q&A with Study Notes.TOP 3 Topics 1. Diabetes 2. Cancer (benign, malignant, external radiation, chemo tx) 3. End of life (Pain, Hospice, Advance directives) Hyperthyroidism graves Hypothyroidism Cushing’s disease Corticosteroid therapy SIADH Maneras Eye assessment Addison’s Cataracts Accommodation Glaucoma Vertigo Presbyopia Presbycusis Hearing assessment Jeopardy Game 1. Discuss nursing considerations for metformin (Glucophage)? a. Do not use if kidney, li...

NR 325 Exam 1 Practice Questions and Answers Endocrine & Renal and Urinary.1. A nurse is planning care for a client who has Cushing’s syndrome due to chronic corticosteroid use. Which of the following actions should the nurse involve in the plan of care? a. Check the client’s urine specific gravity. i. Rationale: to assess for fluid volume overload. 2. A nurse is providing teaching to a client who has Addison's disease about healthy snack foods. Which of the following food choices by ...

NR 324 Final Exam Study Guide Key Concepts.List the risk factors, assessment findings, diagnostics and/or labs, nursing management including diet, plan of care, medications, and patient teaching for each of the following. Iron deficiency anemia. Risk factors: deficient nutrients, decreased erythropoietin, decreased iron availability, blood loss, increased RBC destruction, very young, poor diet, women in reproductive years(pregnancy). Assessment Findings: Pallor is the most common finding. ...

NR 228 Final Exam Review Q&A.1. The nurse is caring for a post liver transplant client? What nutritional considerations would there be for the client? -Total parenteral nutrition or tube feeding may be necessary -Nutrition is not a concern because the client is overweight -Fats and carbohydrates are not a concern long term after transplant -A dietary consult would not be necessary for the client 2. The nurse is caring for a client who has been in a 2nd story fall with multiple broken bone...