Sunken fontanels Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Kim 1. Dehydration – diarrhea and vomiting (from powerpoint) a. Dehydration i. Clinical Manifestations: 1. CRT greater than 3 seconds, dry mucous membranes, absence of tears, sunken fontanels, lethargy, weight loss, rapid weak pulse (1st to respond), low BP (last to respond) ii. Urine output needs to be 1mL/kg per hour for anyone under 30kg. iii. Dehydration Criteria (% of body weight lost) 1. Mild dehydration=5% of total body weight 2. Moderate=10% of total body weight 3. Severe...

CPEN BCEN Timed #1 Questions With Complete Solutions. A 1-year-old presents unconscious and is being ventilated with a bag-mask device. Ventilation has become progressively more difficult. Which of the following is the PRIORITY intervention? Place padding under the shoulders. A patient arrives to the emergency department intubated and ventilated via a bag-mask device. EMS reports that the patient fell from a climbing apparatus at school. Upon assessment, the patient is difficult to ventil...

Scribe Academy Final Exam Questions And Answers 100% Verified What is the HPI? - answerHistory of present illness; the opening to the patient's story What kind of symptoms should HPI provide? - answeracute and chronic symptoms What are the first elements of the hpi? - answerchief complaint and patient identification What is indicative of patients taking synthroid, levothyroxine, or armour thyroid? - answerHYPOthyroidism What is the scale for prediabetes? - answerA1c < 6.4 If, the pat...

CPEN BCEN Timed #1 Questions With Complete Solutions. A 1-year-old presents unconscious and is being ventilated with a bag-mask device. Ventilation has become progressively more difficult. Which of the following is the PRIORITY intervention? Place padding under the shoulders. A patient arrives to the emergency department intubated and ventilated via a bag-mask device. EMS reports that the patient fell from a climbing apparatus at school. Upon assessment, the patient is difficult to ventilat...

Scribe Academy Final Exam Questions And Answers 100% Verified What is the HPI? - answerHistory of present illness; the opening to the patient's story What kind of symptoms should HPI provide? - answeracute and chronic symptoms What are the first elements of the hpi? - answerchief complaint and patient identification What is indicative of patients taking synthroid, levothyroxine, or armour thyroid? - answerHYPOthyroidism What is the scale for prediabetes? - answerA1c < 6.4 If, the pat...

NR328 Final Exam Questions with A Grade Solutions GERD - Answer-inappropriate relaxation of the lower esophageal sphincter causing gastric contents from stomach to move up into esophagus. Mostly occurs after meals and at night. Result of complications such as FTT, respiratory problems, or dysphagia. What are manifestations of GERD? - Answer-regurgitation, recurrent vomiting, excessive crying, irritability, ARCHING BACK, stiffening, poor weight gain, respiratory problems (coughing wheez...

According to Dr. Bergman, separation from mother the first hours after birth: A. Has no effect on the child's emotional development B. Is stressful and releases powerful hormones causing physiologic responses and decompensation C. Increases cardio-respiratory stability D. Reduces chances of infection. - B. Is stressful and releases powerful hormones causing physiologic responses and decompensation ppt 1 Swaddling: Which statements are true? A. Babies swaddles routinely ...

a nurse is caring for a pt. who is 42 wks. gestation and in labor. The pt. asks the nurse what should the nurse expect because her baby is post-mature. Which of the following statements should the nurse make? a. your baby will have excess body fat b. your baby will have flat areola w/o breast buds c. your baby heels will easily move to the ears d. your baby's skin will have a leathery appearance ` - D leathery, cracked, wrinkled skin is seen in a NB who is postmature due to placental d...

What makes up the upper respiratory tract? oronasophraynx, pharynx, larynx, upper trachea What makes up the lower respiratory tract? lower trachea, bronchi, bronchioles, alveoli Why aren't respiratory infections common in the first 3 months of life? maternal antibodies Strep (GABHS) and mycoplasma bacterial infections increase after age ______ 5 What is the most common type of dehydration? isotonic S/s of dehydration decreased frequency of wet diapers, no tears when crying, dry mucous memb...

PN ATI COMPREHENSIVE PREDICTOR 2023 WITH NGN/ ATI EXIT WITH NGN ACTUAL EXAM ELABORATED QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS GRADED A+…!!!! A home health nurse is caring for a child who has Lyme disease. Which of the following is an appropriate action for the nurse to take? - ANSWERS- Ensure the state health department has been notified A nurse is caring for a client who has a vented NG tube set to low intermittent suction and has vomited. Which of the following actions should the nurse p...