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ATI NURSING CARE OF CHILDREN/MATERNAL NEWBORN - POST- ASSESSMENT
EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
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Terms in this set (25)
The adolescent can have difficulty accepting death because
they are discovering who they are, establishing an identity, and
The nurse is discussing the dealing with issues of puberty; rely more on peers than the
adolescent's perceptions of death influence of parents, which can result in the reality of a serious
with parents. What illness causing adolescents to feel isolated; can be unable to relate to peers
teaching would the nurse and
reinforce based on the communicate with parents; can become increasingly stressed by
development of the changes in physical appearance due to medications or illness more
adolescent? than the prospect of death; and can experience guilt and shame.
(Nursing Care of Children RM Chp. 11)
a nonstress test is a diagnostic tool to assess fetal well-being
The nurse is reinforcing teaching during the third trimester. Is a noninvasive procedure that
related to a nonstress test. What monitors the response of the fetal heart rate to fetal movement.
are three (3) The client is placed on the fetal monitor to obtain fetal
indications for conducting a tracing. The client will push a button attached to the monitor when
nonstress test? she feels fetal movement, this is then noted on the tracing.
Monitor vital signs, uterine contraction pattern, and fetal heart rate
(blood pressure and respiratory rate may decrease, and fetal heart
rate may have a decrease in
variability.
Monitor for sedation and dry mouth, provide ice chips and mouth swabs
Dim lights to provide a quiet atmosphere provide safety for the
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client by lowering the bed to the lowest position and elevate the
side rails, instruct client to not get out of bed without assistance
Discuss five (5) nursing interventions Monitor IV site encourage client to remain in a sideline position
to after insertion of epidural catheter to avoid aid supine
hypotension
implement for a client with an
Coach client in pushing
epidural in place during labor.
Ensure oxygen and section equipment is available provide
client safety by not allowing the client to ambulate unassisted
until all motor control has returned If client is unable to avoid
or has a distended bladder catheterization may be necessary
Monitor for return of sensation in the legs after delivery assist
client was standing and walking the for the first time after
delivery After delivery monitor infant for
respiratory effory.(Maternal Newborn RM Chapter 10)
The nurse is reviewing laboratory A one-hour glucose tolerance result above 140mg/dL requires
results from a pregnant client's additional follow up with a 3 hour glucose tolerance test. The
recent one-hour nurse should notify the care provider of the elevated result and
glucose tolerance test. The client's anticipate a 3 hour glucose tolerance test to be ordered for this
result is 160mg/dL at 27 weeks client.(Maternal Newborn RM Chp 3)
gestation. What does this result
indicate and what are the next
actions the nurse should take?
Take care to eliminate or limit exposure when radiation is in use.
Wear lead aprons. Educate the child and family about the
A nurse is caring for a school-age procedure, and provide support. Do not wash off marks on skin
client that is receiving radiation that outline the targeted areas. Wash the marked areas with
therapy for a lukewarm water, use hands instead of a washcloth, pat dry, and
brain tumor. What nursing take care not to remove the markings. Avoid using hot or cold
actions should be considered water. Avoid soaps, creams, lotions, and powders unless
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ATI NURSING CARE OF CHILDREN/MATERNAL NEWBORN - POST- ASSESSMENT
EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
VERIFIED LATEST UPDATE
Terms in this set (25)
The adolescent can have difficulty accepting death because
they are discovering who they are, establishing an identity, and
The nurse is discussing the dealing with issues of puberty; rely more on peers than the
adolescent's perceptions of death influence of parents, which can result in the reality of a serious
with parents. What illness causing adolescents to feel isolated; can be unable to relate to peers
teaching would the nurse and
reinforce based on the communicate with parents; can become increasingly stressed by
development of the changes in physical appearance due to medications or illness more
adolescent? than the prospect of death; and can experience guilt and shame.
(Nursing Care of Children RM Chp. 11)
a nonstress test is a diagnostic tool to assess fetal well-being
The nurse is reinforcing teaching during the third trimester. Is a noninvasive procedure that
related to a nonstress test. What monitors the response of the fetal heart rate to fetal movement.
are three (3) The client is placed on the fetal monitor to obtain fetal
indications for conducting a tracing. The client will push a button attached to the monitor when
nonstress test? she feels fetal movement, this is then noted on the tracing.
Monitor vital signs, uterine contraction pattern, and fetal heart rate
(blood pressure and respiratory rate may decrease, and fetal heart
rate may have a decrease in
variability.
Monitor for sedation and dry mouth, provide ice chips and mouth swabs
Dim lights to provide a quiet atmosphere provide safety for the
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client by lowering the bed to the lowest position and elevate the
side rails, instruct client to not get out of bed without assistance
Discuss five (5) nursing interventions Monitor IV site encourage client to remain in a sideline position
to after insertion of epidural catheter to avoid aid supine
hypotension
implement for a client with an
Coach client in pushing
epidural in place during labor.
Ensure oxygen and section equipment is available provide
client safety by not allowing the client to ambulate unassisted
until all motor control has returned If client is unable to avoid
or has a distended bladder catheterization may be necessary
Monitor for return of sensation in the legs after delivery assist
client was standing and walking the for the first time after
delivery After delivery monitor infant for
respiratory effory.(Maternal Newborn RM Chapter 10)
The nurse is reviewing laboratory A one-hour glucose tolerance result above 140mg/dL requires
results from a pregnant client's additional follow up with a 3 hour glucose tolerance test. The
recent one-hour nurse should notify the care provider of the elevated result and
glucose tolerance test. The client's anticipate a 3 hour glucose tolerance test to be ordered for this
result is 160mg/dL at 27 weeks client.(Maternal Newborn RM Chp 3)
gestation. What does this result
indicate and what are the next
actions the nurse should take?
Take care to eliminate or limit exposure when radiation is in use.
Wear lead aprons. Educate the child and family about the
A nurse is caring for a school-age procedure, and provide support. Do not wash off marks on skin
client that is receiving radiation that outline the targeted areas. Wash the marked areas with
therapy for a lukewarm water, use hands instead of a washcloth, pat dry, and
brain tumor. What nursing take care not to remove the markings. Avoid using hot or cold
actions should be considered water. Avoid soaps, creams, lotions, and powders unless
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