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practice questions for peds exam
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a. A 5-year-old with constipation b. A 3-year-old with conjunctivitis c. A 4-year-old with chicken pox d. A 3-year-old with measles
infusion of NS at maintenance. How many mL/hr will be infused? a. 45 ml/hr b. 32 mL/hr c. 65 mL/hr d. 52 mL/hr
c. The larger the VSD, the fewer the symptoms the child will exhibit d. Larger VSDs always lead to the development of pulmonary disease, even after surgery
the left ventricle mixes with blood from the right ventricle that may lead to pulmonary vascular disease over time? a. Tetralogy of Fallot b. Coarctation of the aorta c. Truncus arteriosus d. Tricuspid atresia
a. Attempt to breast/bottle feed the infant until he calms down b. Hold the infant in the knee to chest position c. Initiate intravenous fluids to prevent dehydration d. Place the infant in the semi fowler position
parents ask why their child need another one if he had the flu vaccine last year. Which response by the nurse is the most appropriate? a. Different strains of the flu are used to manufacture the vaccine each year b. The effectiveness of the flu vaccine decreases 6 months after the dose is given c. Children need to receive the flu vaccine yearly due to their immature immune system d. All children require flu booster shots annually up to age 12
d. Killed vaccines are a weakened form of the virus
extremities b. Nurse will assess a greater blood pressure in the upper extremities c. Patient at risk for nose bleeds due to decreased proximal pressure d. Patient at risk for pulmonary disease due to decreased pulmonary blood flow
b. 211 ml c. 241 ml d. 101 ml