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CCRNReviewExam136QuestionsfromClasswith CorrectAnswers. Which of the following types of shock is incorrectly matched with its causes? Distributive: Anaphylactic Cardiogenic: Dysrhythmia Obstructive: Adrenal Insufficiency Hemorrhage: Plasma loss - Correct Answer C A patient having which condition is at higher risk for developing infective endocarditis? Cystic Fibrosis Hydrocephalus Patent ductus arteriosus Bronchopulmonary dysplasia - Correct Answer C Which hemodynamic pressures would...

PediatricCCRNExamQuestionsand Answers. What does SIRS stand for? - Correct Answer Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome Key characteristics of Endotheliopathy - Correct Answer • Capillary leak • Vasomotor paralysis tone of vessels not normal • Leukocyte infiltrations • Coagulopathy • Myocardial depression • Immune-compromise Patient Qualifications of SIRS based off clinical findings. - Correct Answer Two Abnormalities -Must be abnormalities of temperature (greater than ...

CCRN PEDSAACN ExamQuestionswithComplete Answers. 1. In caring for a patient with salicylate intoxication, the critical care nurse would anticipate which of the following as a primary treatment measure? A. Administration of protamine sulfate B. Administration of glucose C. Transfusion of packed RBCs D. Replacement of fluid and electrolytes - Correct Answer D. Replacement of fluid and electrolytes 2. An adolescent with the developmental age of a 4-year-old requires placement of a chest t...

C-NPTExam462Questionswith100%Correct Answers. What is the most common acquired paralysis in a previously healthy child? - Correct Answer Guillian Barre Syndrome What is the most important electrolyte to replace in a dehydrated 4 week old infant with gastric outlet obstruction? - Correct Answer Potassium A child has a midline cyst in the neck that moves with swallowing. what is the most likely diagnosis? - CorrectAnswer Thyrolglossal duct cyst How much time does a full term neonate spend ...

NUR328Exam3(UAB)QuestionswithCorrect Answers. active immunity - A form of acquired immunity in which the body produces its own antibodies against disease-causing antigens. antitoxin - antibodies against a specific toxin Antivenins - immune sera that contain antibodies to specific venins produced by poisonous snakes or spiders; may prevent the venom from causing cell death passive immunity - the short-term immunity that results from the introduction of antibodies from another person or an...

NR 328PedsTest 1StudyExam Questions andAnswers. How are pulses checked on patients <2 years of age? - Correct Answer An apical pulse should be ascultated for a full minute. What is the normal HR range for a newborn? - Correct Answer 80-180 (depending on activity) (ATI CH.2, PG 7) What is the normal HR range for a 1 week to 3 month old? - Correct Answer 120-180 (ATI CH.2, PG 7) What is the normal HR range for a 3 month to 2 year old? - Correct Answer 70-150 (ATI CH.2, PG 7) What is th...

NR328-PedsTest2GI-GUExamQuestionsand Answers. What is a tracheoesophageal fistula? - A malformation of the trachea and esophagus. What are signs and symptoms of tracheoesophageal fistula? - 3 Cs Choking Coughing Cyanosis Excess frothy salivation in mouth and nose Drooling During feedings, infant may swallow normally then suddenly cough and gag In Esophageal Atrasia, what are signs and symptoms in children? - Chronic respiratory problems Recurrent pnuemonia GI reflex What is the bes...

NURS328 FinalExam 43QuestionswithComplete Solutions. Which of the following manifestations can the nurse expect to assess in an infant that may be experiencing digoxin toxicity? a. Bradycardia and nausea b. Anorexia and tachycardia c. Vomiting and arrhythmias d. Dizziness and hypertension - Correct Answer c. Vomiting and arrhythmias Which strategy is appropriate when feeding the infant with heart failure? a. Continue the feeding until a sufficient amount of formula is taken b. Limit fe...

NUR 328SS20Pharmacology GVSU Exam 2 Questions and Answers-Latest Update. True or False: A drug that can block transmitter binding to a receptor can lead to an increase in the receptors activation. - Correct Answer False It would decrease the receptors activation since the transmitter wouldn't be able to innervate and activation the receptor while it is being blocked. What is the definition of Neuropharmacology? - Correct Answer The study of drugs that alter processes controlled by the ...

NURS328- Exam #2Practice QuestionswithComplete Solutions. Emma is4 months old and is scheduled for a well visit. The nurse expects that Emma should have received how many of which immunizations prior to this age? - Correct Answer 2 HepB; 1 DTaP; 1 Hib; 1 polio; 1 Pneumococcal, 1 Rotovirus What vaccination is given to prevent Whooping Cough? - CorrectAnswer DTaP What vaccination is given annually > 6 months? - Correct Answer Trivalent Inactivated Influenza Vaccine (TIV): Fluzone What v...