1106 Test 2

  1. An appropriate intervention for a child with bronchiolitis is:



    C.
  2. What is the best liquid for the nurse to give to a child who has had a tonsillectomy?



    D.
  3. The nurse determines a parent understands diet teaching for a child with cystic fibrosis when she states the child should eat which type of diet food?



    D.
  4. The nurse places a child with croup in an environment of high humidity for which effect?



    B.
  5. An appropriate nursing action when a child is suspected of having epiglottitis is to:



    C.
  6. The nurse observes a child who had a tonsillectomy a few hours  earlier is swallowing frequently. What is the appropriate action for the nurse to take?



    C.
  7. What information would be included in teaching plan for a child with asthma?



    C.
  8. The nurse would expect the parent of an infant with croup to describe the infant's cough as:



    D.
  9. Which medication is not useful when a child is experiencing an asthma attack?



    C.
  10. A 3-year-old boy was seen in the clinic by the pediatrician and diagnosed with pneumonia. Amoxicillin for 10 days was prescribed, with a follow-up visit in 2 weeks. Choose the priority parent teaching.



    D.
  11. True/False
    The symptoms of diabetes mellitus appear more slowly in children.
    False
  12. True/False
    Exercise lowers blood glucose levels.
    True
  13. True/False
    Water intake should be limited for the child with diabetes insipidus.
    False
  14. True/False
    Children with type 1 diabetes mellitus require special foods.
    False
  15. True/False
    The child with type 1 diabetes mellitus is able to participate in almost allsports activities.
    True
  16. True/False
    If left untreated, congenital hypothyroidism can result in mental retardation.
    True
  17. True/False
    When mixing insulin, the nurse draws up the longer-acting insulin into the syringefirst.
    False
  18. True/False
    Human insulin manufactured by biosynthesis is the treatment of choice for type Idiabetes mellitus.
    True
  19. The "honeymoon period" after diagnosis of type 1 diabetes in the child may result in:



    B.
  20. Children can usually give their own insulin injections after the age of:



    A.
  21. An initial sign of diabetes insipidus is:



    A.
  22. What is the best immediate food choice for the nurse to give to a child having an insulin reaction?



    D.
  23. The nurse recognizes a sign of diabetic ketoacidosis is:



    B.
  24. The most common concentration of insulin is:



    B.
  25. The nurse determines a parent understands teaching about hypoglycemia when he identified which as a cause of hypoglycemia in children?



    D.
  26. The nurse recognizes a child with type 1 diabetes mellitus is having an insulin reaction when which sign occurs?



    D.
  27. Regular insulin is considered:



    B.
  28. A characteristic common to type 1 diabetes mellitus is that it:



    B.
  29. What information would the nurse include when speaking to expectant parents about Tay-Sachs disease?



    A.
  30. The nurse would teach a child with type 1 diabetes mellitus to check urine for acetone when he:



    A.
  31. The nurse would explain to parents that screening for hypothyroidism is done for all infants:



    A.
  32. What information would the nurse include in teaching about thyroid hormone replacement for children with hypothyroidism?



    A.
  33. The nurse determines a parent of a child with diabetes insipidus requires additional teaching when she says a sign of water intoxication is:



    C.
  34. The nurse teaching parents about type 2 diabetes mellitus would explain that it is associated with insulin:



    D.
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MarieRN
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176415
Card Set
1106 Test 2
Description
Chapter 25 and 31
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