NRSG 329
University Of Nebraska - Omaha
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NRSG 329 Week 3: Fluid and Electrolyte/GI worksheet Questions With Complete Solutions
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What age of child has the highest body-water percentage? correct answer: Newborns (75%), it decreased with age. 
 
What are the body-water percentages for: 
Newborn 
Infant 
Child/Adolescent 
 
why are they different? correct answer: Newborn 75% 
--brain + skin occupy a greater proportion of body weight and are high in interstitial fluid 
 
Infant 65% 
--high BSA promotes fluid loss, (5-6x greater fluid exchange daily) 
--little fluid reserve in ICF; high metabolic rate requires generous fluid...
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NRSG 329 - Safety and Anticipatory Guidance Questions With Complete Solutions
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What are example of unintentional injuries? correct answer: - road traffic 
- falls 
- fire/burns 
- drowning 
 
What are examples of intentional injuries? correct answer: - homicide 
- child abuse 
- self-harm 
- suicide 
 
What are examples of combined unintentional/intentional injuries? correct answer: - child neglect 
- drug overdose 
- not vaccinating 
 
What is the leading cause of death in ages 1-34? correct answer: unintentional injuries 
 
What is the leading cause of death under ...
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Nrsg 329- growth and development Questions With Complete Solutions
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disappearance of the extrusion reflex is a sign that an infant is ready for solid food? correct answer: true 
 
All primitive reflexes disappear over the first few months of life. correct answer: false, most do, but some take up to a year 
 
One stool every day or two is considered normal if the stool remains soft. correct answer: true 
 
A benefit of formula is its greater iron concentration compared to breast milk. correct answer: false, it does have higher ironbut breastmilk has increased...
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NRSG 329 Pediatric Palliative Care and Pain Questions With Complete Solutions
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What is Pediatric Palliative Care? correct answer: • Pediatric palliative care refers to caring for or comforting children living with progressive, life-threatening illnesses 
• Life-threatening illnesses are those conditions where survival to adulthood is a challenge. In a medical context, "palliative" means to care or to comfort, as opposed to curing 
- enhancing quality of life for kids and their familes wihth pain mangement and fulfilling their physical, psycholgical and spiritaul go...
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NRSG 329 RESP Module Questions With Complete Solutions
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key pediatric differences in resp system correct answer: -smaller and fewer alveoli 
-obligatory nose breather (infant) 
-less developed intercostal muscles 
-brief periods of apnea common (newborn) 
-fast and irregular RR 
-smaller lower airways 
-flexible larynx 
-compliant chest wall + weak respiratory musculature 
-abdominal breather until 5-6 
-smaller lung size 
-trachea triples by adulthood 
 
most important elements of resp assessment correct answer: -OBSERVE 
rate & rhythm, efforts, s...
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NRSG 329: Diabetes/Failure to thrive/Obesity/Nutrition QQuestions With Complete Solutions
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When should you start an infant's first foods? correct answer: When they: 
 
-sit up alone or w/ support 
-use neck muscles to hold head up straight 
-open mouth when they see something coming 
-turn head away if they don't want it 
-mouth stays open if they want it 
-keeps tongue flat and low when spoon enters mouth 
-closes lips over spoon 
-keeps food in mouth 
 
What are some suggestions for 'baby's first foods'? correct answer: Iron fortified baby rice cereal or barley 
--mixed w/ fo...
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NRSG 329 Palliative Care & Pain Questions With Complete Solutions
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What is pediatric palliative care? correct answer: specialized medical care for children with serious illnesses that focuses on providing relief of symptoms, pain, and stress 
 
What is the most important aspect of working with palliative patients? correct answer: ensuring quality of life is maintained 
 
What are ways to maintain physical quality of care? correct answer: Maintaining functional ability, for example, independence, pain management, cognitive function, sleeping, appetite 
 
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NRSG 329: Child Development Questions With Complete Solutions
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Disappearance of the ________ ________ is a sign that the infant is ready for solid food. correct answer: Extrusion reflex 
 
T or F: All primitive relfexes dissapear over the first few months of life. correct answer: F - Most do, but some take up to a year. 
 
T or F: One stool every day or two is considered normal if the stool remains soft. correct answer: T. 
 
T of F: A benefit of formula is that it has a higher iron concentration than breast milk. correct answer: F - It does have higher...
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