Peds Vitals
peds med safety
growth and development
Peds & resp distress
Safety and family centered care
100

Normal heart rate range for a newborn is approximately ___ bpm.

110–160 bpm

100

Pediatric medication doses are commonly based on what measurement?

Weight

100

A toddler who is starting preschool is most likely to experience fear related to what developmental issue?

*Hint - ____ Anxiety

Separation anxiety

100

Nasal flaring in infants indicates:

Respiratory distress

100

Who should be included in care decisions for hospitalized children?

Parents or primary caregivers

200

Which vital signs are usually higher in children compared to adults?

Heart rate and respiratory rate

200

Before giving a pediatric medication, the nurse should always verify the child’s weight in which unit:

Kilograms

200

Which age group benefits most from therapeutic play during procedures? (e.g., using a doll for distraction)

A - infants

B - Toddlers and preschoolers

C - Grade-schoolers


B - Toddlers and preschoolers


200

Which is an early sign of respiratory distress in children?

Tachypnea

200

The most effective way to reduce hospital-acquired infections in pediatrics is:

Hand hygiene

300

A respiratory rate of 35 breaths/min for a 2yo is considered:

tachypnea 

normal range is 22-30 for a 1-3yo

300

True or False: Pediatric medication doses should be rounded to make administration easier.

False

300

A toddler who insists on feeding themselves is demonstrating which developmental concept?

A. Trust
B. Autonomy
C. Initiative
D. Industry

B - Autonomy

300

Which finding is most concerning: nasal flaring, wheezing, or cyanosis?

Cyanosis

300

Why is parent education especially important in pediatrics?

Parents provide ongoing care after discharge

400

What is the Blood pressure range for a Premature baby

SBP: 55-75

DBP: 35-45

400

A nurse is preparing to administer gentamicin IV to a 6-month-old infant. The provider orders 7.5 mg/kg/day divided q8h. The infant weighs 7.2 kg. The medication label reads 10 mg/mL.

Which volume (in mL) should the nurse administer per dose?

1.8 mL

400

Which developmental stage focuses on productivity and accomplishing tasks?

A. Autonomy vs shame and doubt
B. Initiative vs guilt
C. Industry vs inferiority
D. Trust vs mistrust

C - Industry vs inferiority

400

This clinical sign in infants reflects increased work of breathing caused by the use of accessory muscles.

Hint - may see around ribs and collar bones

retractions

400

A parent insists on staying overnight with their hospitalized child. This response by the nurse best supports family-centered care while maintaining safety.

providing safe sleeping accommodations for the parent at the bedside

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