NURS 4331 EXAM 1 EXAM WITH
CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS
LATEST ALREADY GRADED A+ 2026
Non accidental head trauma - ANSWERS-is the leading cause
of infant traumatic death and morbidity
near drowning - ANSWERS-SECOND leading cause of
unintentional injury 1-14 yrs old
nursing mngmt of near drowning - ANSWERS-ABC'S FIRST
promote oxygenation
monitor for infection
neuro assessment
Abdominal migraine - ANSWERS-seen in children
,consists of episodes of abdominal pain with nausea,
vomiting, loss of appetite or pallor
kids with this typically develop MIGRAINES HEADACHES
LATER IN LIFE
CSF in bacterial meningitis - ANSWERS-■ Cloudy color
■ Elevated WBC count
■ Elevated protein content
■ Decreased glucose content
■ Positive Gram stain
CSF in viral meningitis - ANSWERS-Clear color
■ Slightly elevated WBC count
■ Normal or slightly elevated protein content
■ Normal glucose content
■ Negative Gram stain
Nursing actions for LP - ANSWERS-have child empty bladder
,A topical anesthetic (EMLA cream) can be applied over the
biopsy area 45 min to 1 hr prior to the procedure
Place the child in the side-lying position with the head
flexed and knees drawn up toward the chest, and assist in
maintaining the position. Use distraction methods as
necessary.
The child can be sedated with fentanyl and midazolam.
afterwards- Instruct the client to remain in bed in a flat
position to prevent leakage and a resulting spinal headache.
lead poisoning low dose exposure - ANSWERS-
**Distractibility, impulsiveness, hyperactivity, hearing
impairment, and mild intellectual disability**
drug to remove lead from body - ANSWERS-chelation -
process
sodium EDTA
, infant effects of hospitalization - ANSWERS-PRIMARY ISSUE:
stimulation and **regular routine**
Unfamiliar environments- strange people, beds, etc.
Interruption of mother-child relationship developing
Experiences mainly painful stimuli and interruption of
sleeping and eating routines
1 gram - ANSWERS-1000 mg
1 mg - ANSWERS-1000 mcg
1 kg - ANSWERS-2.2 lbs
1 inch - ANSWERS-2.54 cm
1 lb - ANSWERS-16 oz
informed consent - ANSWERS-needed for major procedures
, surgery, pt must be informed of risks and benefits of
procedure
CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS
LATEST ALREADY GRADED A+ 2026
Non accidental head trauma - ANSWERS-is the leading cause
of infant traumatic death and morbidity
near drowning - ANSWERS-SECOND leading cause of
unintentional injury 1-14 yrs old
nursing mngmt of near drowning - ANSWERS-ABC'S FIRST
promote oxygenation
monitor for infection
neuro assessment
Abdominal migraine - ANSWERS-seen in children
,consists of episodes of abdominal pain with nausea,
vomiting, loss of appetite or pallor
kids with this typically develop MIGRAINES HEADACHES
LATER IN LIFE
CSF in bacterial meningitis - ANSWERS-■ Cloudy color
■ Elevated WBC count
■ Elevated protein content
■ Decreased glucose content
■ Positive Gram stain
CSF in viral meningitis - ANSWERS-Clear color
■ Slightly elevated WBC count
■ Normal or slightly elevated protein content
■ Normal glucose content
■ Negative Gram stain
Nursing actions for LP - ANSWERS-have child empty bladder
,A topical anesthetic (EMLA cream) can be applied over the
biopsy area 45 min to 1 hr prior to the procedure
Place the child in the side-lying position with the head
flexed and knees drawn up toward the chest, and assist in
maintaining the position. Use distraction methods as
necessary.
The child can be sedated with fentanyl and midazolam.
afterwards- Instruct the client to remain in bed in a flat
position to prevent leakage and a resulting spinal headache.
lead poisoning low dose exposure - ANSWERS-
**Distractibility, impulsiveness, hyperactivity, hearing
impairment, and mild intellectual disability**
drug to remove lead from body - ANSWERS-chelation -
process
sodium EDTA
, infant effects of hospitalization - ANSWERS-PRIMARY ISSUE:
stimulation and **regular routine**
Unfamiliar environments- strange people, beds, etc.
Interruption of mother-child relationship developing
Experiences mainly painful stimuli and interruption of
sleeping and eating routines
1 gram - ANSWERS-1000 mg
1 mg - ANSWERS-1000 mcg
1 kg - ANSWERS-2.2 lbs
1 inch - ANSWERS-2.54 cm
1 lb - ANSWERS-16 oz
informed consent - ANSWERS-needed for major procedures
, surgery, pt must be informed of risks and benefits of
procedure
