NUR 158 Final Updated most Frequent Tested Exam 2026
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Effects of hospitalization on infants -ANSWERS-disruption in feeding, sleeping,
elimination
Effects of hospitalization on toddlers -ANSWERS-fear of strangers, disruption in
routines, separation anxiety, refusal to eat
Effects of hospitalization on preschoolers -ANSWERS-do not understand illness, fear of
intrusive procedures, magical thinking
Treatment of poisoning -ANSWERS--ABCs & initiate CPR
-rapid evacuation (gastric lavage)
-administration of antidote of chemical neutralizer
-supportive and symptomatic therapy
Criteria for diagnosing febrile seizures -ANSWERS--child cannt have hx of afebrile
seizures/epilepsy
-temp of at least 100.4
-between the age of 6-60 months
Management of febrile seizures -ANSWERS--most of the time the stop on their own
Parent teaching for febrile seizures -ANSWERS--turn the child on his or her side
-never put anything in the child's mouth
,-tepid sponge baths are not recommended
Nursing goal for impetigo -ANSWERS-prevent the spread of infection and complications
Management of impetigo -ANSWERS--prescription muciprocin for small lesion
-oral abx for widespread lesion
-cleanse wound with antibacterial soap
-prevent child from scratching
Nursing goals for eczema -ANSWERS--reduce itching
-prevent secondary infection
-skin hydration
Managing symptoms of GER and GERD -ANSWERS--keep head elevated for at least
30 min after feeding
-small, frequent meals (burp every 1-2 oz)
-special formulas (enfamil AR)
When is nissen fundoplication needed? -ANSWERS-last resort for treatment of GERD
Foods to avoid in infants -ANSWERS--honey
-peanuts (& peanut butter)
-popcorn
-hard foods
-grapes
-strawberries
-cows milk
, Signs of readiness for solid foods in infants -ANSWERS--tongue extrusion reflex needs
to disappear
-ability to swallow solid foods
-sits unsupported in high chair
Austims indications -ANSWERS--withdrawing into private world
-lack of eye contact or facial expressions
-fails to respond to name
-speech delays or no speech
-repetitive motor movement
-fixed on objects, color or texture
-hypo or hyper reactivity to sensory input
Follow up instructions after starting stimulant med for ADHD -ANSWERS-initially every
3 months, then every 6 months after symptoms and side effects are under control
Inattention -ANSWERS-careless mistakes, easily distracted, forgetful, difficulty
organizing tasks
Hyperactivity -ANSWERS-can't sit still, fidgets, talks excessively
Impulsiveness -ANSWERS-difficulty waiting turn, often interrupts others
Post op nursing management for VP shunt -ANSWERS--position child on unoperated
side to prevent pressure on shunt valve
-child remains lying flat to avert complications results from too rapid reduction of
intracranial fluid
-observe for signs of increased ICP
-neurological assessment
-observe for abdominal distention & constipation
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Effects of hospitalization on infants -ANSWERS-disruption in feeding, sleeping,
elimination
Effects of hospitalization on toddlers -ANSWERS-fear of strangers, disruption in
routines, separation anxiety, refusal to eat
Effects of hospitalization on preschoolers -ANSWERS-do not understand illness, fear of
intrusive procedures, magical thinking
Treatment of poisoning -ANSWERS--ABCs & initiate CPR
-rapid evacuation (gastric lavage)
-administration of antidote of chemical neutralizer
-supportive and symptomatic therapy
Criteria for diagnosing febrile seizures -ANSWERS--child cannt have hx of afebrile
seizures/epilepsy
-temp of at least 100.4
-between the age of 6-60 months
Management of febrile seizures -ANSWERS--most of the time the stop on their own
Parent teaching for febrile seizures -ANSWERS--turn the child on his or her side
-never put anything in the child's mouth
,-tepid sponge baths are not recommended
Nursing goal for impetigo -ANSWERS-prevent the spread of infection and complications
Management of impetigo -ANSWERS--prescription muciprocin for small lesion
-oral abx for widespread lesion
-cleanse wound with antibacterial soap
-prevent child from scratching
Nursing goals for eczema -ANSWERS--reduce itching
-prevent secondary infection
-skin hydration
Managing symptoms of GER and GERD -ANSWERS--keep head elevated for at least
30 min after feeding
-small, frequent meals (burp every 1-2 oz)
-special formulas (enfamil AR)
When is nissen fundoplication needed? -ANSWERS-last resort for treatment of GERD
Foods to avoid in infants -ANSWERS--honey
-peanuts (& peanut butter)
-popcorn
-hard foods
-grapes
-strawberries
-cows milk
, Signs of readiness for solid foods in infants -ANSWERS--tongue extrusion reflex needs
to disappear
-ability to swallow solid foods
-sits unsupported in high chair
Austims indications -ANSWERS--withdrawing into private world
-lack of eye contact or facial expressions
-fails to respond to name
-speech delays or no speech
-repetitive motor movement
-fixed on objects, color or texture
-hypo or hyper reactivity to sensory input
Follow up instructions after starting stimulant med for ADHD -ANSWERS-initially every
3 months, then every 6 months after symptoms and side effects are under control
Inattention -ANSWERS-careless mistakes, easily distracted, forgetful, difficulty
organizing tasks
Hyperactivity -ANSWERS-can't sit still, fidgets, talks excessively
Impulsiveness -ANSWERS-difficulty waiting turn, often interrupts others
Post op nursing management for VP shunt -ANSWERS--position child on unoperated
side to prevent pressure on shunt valve
-child remains lying flat to avert complications results from too rapid reduction of
intracranial fluid
-observe for signs of increased ICP
-neurological assessment
-observe for abdominal distention & constipation
