HESI PEDS RN 2026 REAL EXAM VERSION 1
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ANSWERS
⩥ Intussusception. Answer: Place child on clear liquid diet before
barium enema
⩥ Developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH). Answer: Occurs more
often in infants who present in the breech position
⩥ Congenital heart defect in 2-year-old child. Answer: Report sudden
and unexplained weight gain to healthcare provider
⩥ HIV-positive newborn. Answer: Persistent cold or respiratory
infection is a typical symptom
⩥ Immunizations for 6-month-old girl. Answer: Do not give baby
aspirin, it can cause Reye syndrome
⩥ Pyloric stenosis. Answer: Observe for projectile vomiting
⩥ Varicella infection (chickenpox). Answer: Place child in strict
isolation to prevent an outbreak on the unit
, ⩥ Developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH) risk factors. Answer: More
common in infants who present in the breech position
⩥ Congenital heart defect in 2-year-old child. Answer: Sudden and
unexplained weight gain can indicate fluid retention
⩥ Immunizations for 6-month-old girl. Answer: Do not give baby
aspirin, it can cause Reye syndrome
⩥ Pyloric stenosis. Answer: Observe for projectile vomiting
⩥ Varicella infection (chickenpox). Answer: Place child in strict
isolation to prevent an outbreak on the unit
⩥ Developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH) risk factors. Answer: More
common in infants who present in the breech position
⩥ Congenital heart defect in 2-year-old child. Answer: Sudden and
unexplained weight gain can indicate fluid retention
⩥ Immunizations for 6-month-old girl. Answer: Do not give baby
aspirin, it can cause Reye syndrome
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ANSWERS
⩥ Intussusception. Answer: Place child on clear liquid diet before
barium enema
⩥ Developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH). Answer: Occurs more
often in infants who present in the breech position
⩥ Congenital heart defect in 2-year-old child. Answer: Report sudden
and unexplained weight gain to healthcare provider
⩥ HIV-positive newborn. Answer: Persistent cold or respiratory
infection is a typical symptom
⩥ Immunizations for 6-month-old girl. Answer: Do not give baby
aspirin, it can cause Reye syndrome
⩥ Pyloric stenosis. Answer: Observe for projectile vomiting
⩥ Varicella infection (chickenpox). Answer: Place child in strict
isolation to prevent an outbreak on the unit
, ⩥ Developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH) risk factors. Answer: More
common in infants who present in the breech position
⩥ Congenital heart defect in 2-year-old child. Answer: Sudden and
unexplained weight gain can indicate fluid retention
⩥ Immunizations for 6-month-old girl. Answer: Do not give baby
aspirin, it can cause Reye syndrome
⩥ Pyloric stenosis. Answer: Observe for projectile vomiting
⩥ Varicella infection (chickenpox). Answer: Place child in strict
isolation to prevent an outbreak on the unit
⩥ Developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH) risk factors. Answer: More
common in infants who present in the breech position
⩥ Congenital heart defect in 2-year-old child. Answer: Sudden and
unexplained weight gain can indicate fluid retention
⩥ Immunizations for 6-month-old girl. Answer: Do not give baby
aspirin, it can cause Reye syndrome
