NUR 158 Test 1 NEWEST VERSION 2025-2026 \LATEST
UPDATE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
\ALREADY GRADED A+\BRAND NEW !!! Trident Technical
College
Nursing Management of the hydration, 60, aspiration, Elevate, analgesics, oxygen
Patient with Oxygenation
issues
1. Providing Supportive Care
Ensure adequate _ (infants with
RR
greater than typically NPO
to prevent risk of _ ).
_ ____ head of bed - keep
airway open
Administer _ for pain Provide
supplemental as needed
Suctioning as needed
Complete respiratory
assessments
The preferred method of nasal cannula
oxygen for children are
Nursing Management of the prescribed, handwashing, 1 to 2, small, Pain , immunization
Patient with Oxygenation
issues
Providing Family Education
Stress importance of adhering
to
_ _____ medications
_ ____ to prevent spread of
germs
Teach that child may
continue to tire easily over
the next ___ weeks
Infants may
continue to need , frequent
,feedings
Cough should lessen over
time
_ __ management if necessary
_ ______ status
Accurate for core rectal
temperatures.
Invasive; may be
contraindicated.
Appropriate for patients axillary
younger than 4
years or those unable to hold
thermometer in mouth.
Quick, minimal discomfort; temporal
may be used for infants older
than 3 months, in
temperature taking
Quick, minimal discomfort; tympanic
greater chance of
inaccuracy, in
temperature taking
Report a temperature 96.8, 100.4, 3
measurement of less than
36° C ( ____ F) or more
than 38° C
(____ ° F). This is critical for an
infant
younger than months.
defined as therapeutic care that minimizes or eliminates the
Atraumatic Care
psychological and
physical distress experienced by children and their families in the
health care system.
Five Leading Causes of Death Injuries
in Children in the United
States
,( 1-4) number 1
Five Leading Causes of Death Congenital anomalies
in Children in
the United States ( 1-4)
number 2
, Five Leading Causes of Death Homicide
in Children in the United
States ( 1-4) number 3
Five Leading Causes of Death Cancer
in Children in the United
States ( 1-4) number 4
Five Leading Causes of Death Heart disease
in Children in the United
States ( 1-4) number 5
Five Leading Causes of Death Injuries
in Children in the United
States: (5-9 yrs) number 1
Five Leading Causes of Death Cancer
in Children in the United
States: (5-9 yrs) number 2
Five Leading Causes of Death Congenital anomalies
in Children in the United
States: (5-9 yrs) number 3
Five Leading Causes of Death Homicide
in Children in the United
States: (5-9 yrs) number 4
Five Leading Causes of Death heart disease
in Children in the United
States: (5-9 yrs) number 5
Five Leading Causes of injuries
Death in Children in the
United States: (10-14yrs)
number 1
Five Leading Causes of Death suicide
in Children in the United
States: (10-14yrs) number 2
Five Leading Causes of Death cancer
in Children in the United
States: (10-14yrs) number 3
Five Leading Causes of Death congenital anomalies
UPDATE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
\ALREADY GRADED A+\BRAND NEW !!! Trident Technical
College
Nursing Management of the hydration, 60, aspiration, Elevate, analgesics, oxygen
Patient with Oxygenation
issues
1. Providing Supportive Care
Ensure adequate _ (infants with
RR
greater than typically NPO
to prevent risk of _ ).
_ ____ head of bed - keep
airway open
Administer _ for pain Provide
supplemental as needed
Suctioning as needed
Complete respiratory
assessments
The preferred method of nasal cannula
oxygen for children are
Nursing Management of the prescribed, handwashing, 1 to 2, small, Pain , immunization
Patient with Oxygenation
issues
Providing Family Education
Stress importance of adhering
to
_ _____ medications
_ ____ to prevent spread of
germs
Teach that child may
continue to tire easily over
the next ___ weeks
Infants may
continue to need , frequent
,feedings
Cough should lessen over
time
_ __ management if necessary
_ ______ status
Accurate for core rectal
temperatures.
Invasive; may be
contraindicated.
Appropriate for patients axillary
younger than 4
years or those unable to hold
thermometer in mouth.
Quick, minimal discomfort; temporal
may be used for infants older
than 3 months, in
temperature taking
Quick, minimal discomfort; tympanic
greater chance of
inaccuracy, in
temperature taking
Report a temperature 96.8, 100.4, 3
measurement of less than
36° C ( ____ F) or more
than 38° C
(____ ° F). This is critical for an
infant
younger than months.
defined as therapeutic care that minimizes or eliminates the
Atraumatic Care
psychological and
physical distress experienced by children and their families in the
health care system.
Five Leading Causes of Death Injuries
in Children in the United
States
,( 1-4) number 1
Five Leading Causes of Death Congenital anomalies
in Children in
the United States ( 1-4)
number 2
, Five Leading Causes of Death Homicide
in Children in the United
States ( 1-4) number 3
Five Leading Causes of Death Cancer
in Children in the United
States ( 1-4) number 4
Five Leading Causes of Death Heart disease
in Children in the United
States ( 1-4) number 5
Five Leading Causes of Death Injuries
in Children in the United
States: (5-9 yrs) number 1
Five Leading Causes of Death Cancer
in Children in the United
States: (5-9 yrs) number 2
Five Leading Causes of Death Congenital anomalies
in Children in the United
States: (5-9 yrs) number 3
Five Leading Causes of Death Homicide
in Children in the United
States: (5-9 yrs) number 4
Five Leading Causes of Death heart disease
in Children in the United
States: (5-9 yrs) number 5
Five Leading Causes of injuries
Death in Children in the
United States: (10-14yrs)
number 1
Five Leading Causes of Death suicide
in Children in the United
States: (10-14yrs) number 2
Five Leading Causes of Death cancer
in Children in the United
States: (10-14yrs) number 3
Five Leading Causes of Death congenital anomalies
