Find the abnormal vital sign for a 3 day old infant
heart rate: 160
respiratory rate: 50
temp: 95.7 rectal
BP: 72/45
between 9-15 months
Name 2 different types of vaccinations
live, inactivated, toxoid, conjugate
You are caring for a client with a history of sickle cell anemia who is in vaso-occlusive crisis. You have orders for IV fluids, labwork, application of heat pack, and a chest x-ray. Which order should be priority?
IV fluids
Around what age would you expect an infant to start sitting unsupported?
8-9 months
At what age should children start having annual blood pressures?
3 years old
Name 3 possible assessment findings in an infant with severe dehydration
sunken fontanelle, delayed capillary refill, lethargy, no tears, tachycardia, dry mucous membranes, sunken eyes, decreased or no urine output
What needs to be documented with vaccination administration?
site, route, size of needle, vaccine lot number and expiration
You hear a mom on the unit shouting for help. You walk in the room and find the patient seizing with an 02 sat of 82%. What are your priority actions?
Turn patient on side, administer oxygen, call for help
according to erikson, which developmental stage are adolescents in?
identity versus role confusion
Name 3 different scales used to assess pain
FLACC
Faces
Number scale
Name 3 differences in pediatric respiratory system versus adults
obligate nose breathers, shorter airways, narrower airways, airways more easily occluded with secretions/edema
What are common side effects after vaccinations?
fever up to 102, redness or swelling at injection site, increased fussiness, increased sleep
at triage, you find a client who is febrile, drooling, and is sitting in the tripod position. What are your priority actions?
According to Erikson, what developmental stage are toddlers in?
autonomy versus shame and doubt
Based on knowledge of age related vital signs, select all that are considered abnormal:
a. adolescent with heart rate of 76
b. 6 month old with respiratory rate of 20
c. 3 year old with a heart rate of 140
d. 5 day old with a respiratory rate of 55
b, c
Name three cranial nerves and how to assess
1: olfactory
2: optic
3: Oculomotor
4: Trochlear
5: Trigeminal
6: Abducens
7: Facial
8: Acoustic
9: Glossopharyngeal
10: Vagus
11: Spinal Accessory
12: Hypoglossal
What vaccinations are added at 12 months?
MMR, Varicella, hep a
stop IV placement and place infant in knee chest position
What are the 4 stages of Piaget development?
sensorimotor, pre-operational, concrete operational, formal operational
Face, legs, activity, cry, consolability
Name 5 signs of respiratory failure
What vaccines are given at 2 months?
rotavirus, dtap, hib, PCV 13, inactivated polio
You are caring for a client with a history of hemophilia that arrives with a red and swollen joint after an injury. Which is your priority action?
a. place an IV to administer factor
b. draw labs for a crossmatch
c. place a compression dressing and apply ice
C. place a compression dressing and apply ice
identity versus role confusion
autonomy versus shame and doubt
trust versus mistrust
industry versus inferiority
initiative versus guilt
trust versus mistrust
autonomy versus shame and doubt
initiative versus guilt
industry versus inferiority
identity versus role confusion