Respiratory
The respiratory rate in which a nurse should hold oral feedings.
What is >60?
Classic late assessment finding for deterioration in infants.
What is bradycardia?
List 2 common reactions to vaccines after administration.
Expected urine output for an infant.
What is 2mL/kg/hour?
Assessment only available on an infant to assess fluid status.
What is fontanel assessment?
The assessment that supports bleeding in a child status post tonsillectomy (not vital signs).
What is frequent swallowing?
Name two acyanotic cardiac defects.
What is atrial septal defect, ventricular septal defect, or patent ductus arteriosus?
Skin breakdown that occurs in infants, effects the buttocks area, and does not spare skin folds.
What is candida?
Any child less than 2 years of age with an unexplained fever should be tested for this.
What is a urinary tract infection?
The number of hours per day an infant should wear elbow immobilizers following a repair of a cleft lip.
What is 24 hours per day?
The priority intervention for an infant with RSV with an oxygen saturation of 90% and RR of 52.
What is suctioning?
What is IVIG?
If a person does not have an immunity to measles and is exposed, they should be instructed to isolate for ______ days.
What is 21 days from the date of exposure?
Patient weight: 5kg
Order: Infuse bolus of normal saline over 30 minutes.
_____ is the rate the nurse should set the pump in mL/hour.
What is 200mL/hour?
Treatment for a child experiencing currant jelly stools.
What is an air enema?
The most likely diagnosis for a 2-year-old with unexplained fever, absent cough, and drooling.
What is acute epiglottis?
A 2-year-old with TOF is experiencing a hypercyanotic episode. Name the intervention that the nurse should perform.
What is place the child in knee-chest position?
The length of time stuffed animals should be sealed in a bag after a child is diagnosed with pediculus humanus capitis (head lice).
What is 14 days or two weeks?
A nurse should expect to administer diuretics to a child with hemolytic uremic syndrome.
What is true?
The suspected diagnosis for a 5-day-old experiencing metabolic alkalosis from projectile vomiting.
What is pyloric stenosis?
BP- 100/60
Temperature- 100.8
Respiratory rate- 38
Stridor at rest
Slightly sunken fontanel
What is stridor at rest?
The medication administered the infants with cyanotic cardiac defects.
What is IV prostaglandins?
The nurse assesses greyish brown threadlike streaks on a child's arm during a skin assessment. The child complains of itches over the last 3 days. The nurse should hypothesize that a child will receive __________ treatment for ________ diagnosis.
What is permethrin cream (eliminate cream)?
What is scabies?
The nurse should hypothesize __________ diagnosis when a child presents with edema, frothy urine and fatigue.
What is nephrotic syndome?
A severely dehydrated 11-month-old has D5 normal saline ordered as maintenance fluids. Name the priority assessment prior to implementing this order. (Not patent IV)
What is urine output?