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NR 328 - Exam 2 Latest Update Already Passed Acute Renal Failure: Nutrition - concentrate food sources high in carbs and fat but low in protein, potassium and sodium - control of water balance is extremely important (IV fluids preferred) Acute Renal Failure: Treatment - prevention - treating the underlying cause - management of complications - provision of supportive therapy Appendicitis: S/S - RLQ pain - fever - rigid abdomen - decreased or absent bowel sounds - vomitin...

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NR 328 Exam 2 Practice Questions with Verified Answers What intervention is contraindicated in a suspected case of appendicitis? a. Enemas b. Palpating the abdomen c. Administration of antibiotics d. Administration of antipyretics for fever Answer: A Rationale: In any instance in which severe abdominal pain is observed and appendicitis is suspected, the nurse must be aware of the danger of administering laxatives or enemas. Such measures stimulate bowel motility and increase the ri...

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NR 328 Exam 1 peds Questions & Answers 100% Correct Erickson/Piaget Infancy CORRECT ANSWER--trust vs mistrust -sensorimotor Erickson/Piaget Toddler CORRECT ANSWER--autonomy vs. shame and doubt -preconceptual Erickson/Piaget Preschooler CORRECT ANSWER--initiative vs guilt -Preoperational Erickson/Piaget Middle Childhood CORRECT ANSWER--industry vs inferiority -Concrete operational Erickson/Piaget adolescence CORRECT ANSWER--identity vs role confusion