NUR 2513 (NUR2513)

NUR 2513 Exam 2 - Maternal Child Nursing

NUR 2513 / Maternal Child Final Exam with NCLEX questions(Latest 2022;2023)

NUR2513 Final Exam Review (Jeopardy) (Latest 2022 / 2023): Maternal Child Nursing - Rasmussen

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NUR 2633 – Study Guide Exam 1/50 ques;ons Women’s health encompasses breast care, GYN exams, and assessments. Be comfortable with the parameters of education for a. Breast educationb. Fluctuating hormone levels during the monthly cycle cause changes in breast tissue. i. Following menstruation, when hormone levels are at their lowest, the breast tissue is smooth and nontender. ii. As estrogen levels increase mid-cycle, breasts may become more sensitive. Also, just before menstr...

CONCEPT REVIEW: EXAM 1 NUR2513 Modules 1-3 GYN/GENERAL Trends currently influencing maternal child care? ■ An expansion of community based services ■ Accidents are a leading cause of injury/mortality in the school aged population and therefore education focused on this topic would be considered high priority. What influences the changes in the types of care required to support maternal child health issues? ■ Families are smaller, with a high...

Maternal/Child Final Review with Instructor Judith

Maternal/Child Final Review with Instructor Judi 1 1. Before administering baby/child Iron a. Teaching give with orange juice, b. May cause black tarry stool, c. and constipation 2. Baby with n/v and they have anterior bulging fontanel, you realize head circumference is not normal size. a. Brain tumor 3. Infant with cancer, what do you give for meds? a. Zofran (Ondansetron), offsets the chemotherapy effects of nausea and vomiting. med is for safe and effective and given to ped, PRN ...

Administration of growth hormone for growth hormone deficiency sub Q at night  Use of Glasgow coma scale – level of consciousness, alertness The pediatric GCS consists of three components of assessment: eye opening, motor, and auditory/visual responses. When performing an assessment using the pediatric GCS, the nurse assigns a numeric value to each of the levels of response (1–15). •Score of 9–15 (unaltered state of consciousness) •Score of 8–4 (state of coma) •Scor...