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A preschool teacher calls the hospital and wants to introduce the concept of a hospital to her preschool class in case they ever get sick and need to be admitted. What resources could the child life specialist provide for this group to aid in their learning? Select all that apply. - ✔✔Provide a room for the class with hospital gowns, masks and equipment used on children. Tour the hospital, including the playrooms on the pediatric floors. Tell the children that hospitals are places for sick people to come and sometimes they don't leave. Let the children lie in the beds, use the call lights and practice being a patient. A nurse caring for a 5-year-old who had abdominal surgery yesterday is trying to teach the child how to take deep breaths. The best way that the nurse can accomplish this is by: - ✔✔using a pinwheel. The nurse is caring for a preoperative pediatric client. What would it be best for the nurse to do..
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A preschool teacher calls the hospital and wants to introduce the concept of a hospital to her preschool class in case they ever get sick and need to be admitted. What resources could the child life specialist provide for this group to aid in their learning? Select all that apply. - ✔✔Provide a room for the class with hospital gowns, masks and equipment used on children. Tour the hospital, including the playrooms on the pediatric floors. Tell the children that hospitals are places for sick people to come and sometimes they don't leave. Let the children lie in the beds, use the call lights and practice being a patient. A nurse caring for a 5-year-old who had abdominal surgery yesterday is trying to teach the child how to take deep breaths. The best way that the nurse can accomplish this is by: - ✔✔using a pinwheel. The nurse is caring for a preoperative pediatric client. What would it be best for the nurse to do with this client? - ✔✔Determine how much the child knows and is capable of understanding. Which approach by the nurse best demonstrates the correct way to prepare a Hispanic child for a planned hospital admission? - ✔✔Allow the child to put on surgical attire and "operate" on a doll to teach what will be happening. A hospitalized 5-year-old child tells the nurse, "I am lonely and bored, and it's not fair I cannot see other people more." The child is on transmission-based precautions. Which action by the
nurse is appropriate? - ✔✔Arrange the daily care schedule to spend extra time in the child's room. The LPN enters a 3-year-old client's room and states it is time to go to the treatment room for their daily intramuscular ceftriaxone injection. The parent responds, "It has been a long day. Can we just do it in here?" Which action by the nurse is appropriate? - ✔✔Explain why it is necessary to take the client to the treatment room. A 6-year-old child diagnosed with pneumonia is admitted to the hospital for treatment. The child states to the nurse, "I think I am here because I am going to die. This is where my grandmother and uncle both died." Which response by the nurse is most appropriate? - ✔✔"People come here for many reasons. We will give you the best care we can." The nurse caring for a 6-month-old infant can best reduce the stress of hospitalization by: - ✔✔supporting the parent and his or her caregiving efforts. In caring for pediatric clients, which statement best describes when the will nurse follow standard precautions to provide care for a client? - ✔✔when providing care to any client Which intervention is most important in assuring a child's cooperation and reducing his or her fear during an emergency room visit? - ✔✔having the parent stay with the child Visitors arrive at the nurse's station with latex balloons for a pediatric client. The visitors ask the nurse for a client's room location. Which action by the nurse is priority? - ✔✔Inform the visitors latex balloons are not allowed on the unit.
A 6-year-old with leukemia is placed on reverse isolation. What nursing actions could prevent depression and loneliness in this client? Select all that apply. - ✔✔Spend extra time to talk while in the room. Read a story while in the room. Play a game while in the room. A 6-year-old child will be hospitalized for a surgical procedure. How can the nurse best ease the stress of hospitalization for this child? - ✔✔Prepare the child for hospitalization by explaining what to expect and showing him or her around the hospital. The nurse is caring for a 10-year-old child who is in a contact isolation room. Which intervention would be appropriate for this child? - ✔✔Provide age-appropriate toys and games. The nurse is preparing a postsurgical care plan for an infant girl located on a general hospital unit that only occasionally admits children. To ensure the infant's safety, what should the nurse include in the plan? - ✔✔Place the infant in a room close to the nurses' station. A 2-year-old child is admitted to the hospital for dehydration. This is the first time the child has been in the hospital, and the caregiver has not arrived but is en route. The child is crying and appears afraid. Which intervention by the nurse is appropriate for this child? - ✔✔Hold and rock the child until the caregiver arrives. The pediatric nurse would use standard precautions in caring for which client on her floor? - ✔✔an adolescent who has a broken arm
The caregiver of an 8-month-old child in the pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) states a strong desire to hold the child. The caregiver states, "I know I cannot hold my child due to the equipment and their condition, but I wish I could touch my child." Which action by the nurse is appropriate? - ✔✔Encourage the caregiver to sit beside the child, caressing and stroking the child. An adolescent reporting leg pain and has received the maximum amount of analgesics allowed on the patient-controlled analgesia (PCA) pump. What other intervention(s) can the nurse initiate for this adolescent? Select all that apply. - ✔✔provide massage to the adolesent play a video game with the adolescent reposition the adolescent from one side to another play the adolescent's favorite music A hospitalized child is placed in droplet isolation. What intervention(s) will the nurse teach the parents and family to follow? Select all that apply. - ✔✔how to put on and dispose of a gown good handwashing technique how to properly wear a mask A 7-year-old child is upset because the family has to wear personal protective equipment (PPE) while in their room. When the family enters, the child cries and requests the PPE be removed.
A child is admitted with a highly contagious infection. Which nursing action is a priority? - ✔✔Place the child on appropriate precautions for the diagnosis. On the first postoperative day, a 4-year-old child who was hospitalized for an emergency appendectomy has begun to cry relentlessly, will not let the nurse touch him or her, and keeps asking for the parent. The pediatric nurse is aware that this client is in which stage of separation? - ✔✔protest The nurse is caring for a preschool aged child following abdominal surgery. Of the following nursing actions, which is the highest priority? - ✔✔The nurse uses pain assessment tools. The nurse is caring for a hospitalized adolescent. What intervention can the nurse use to promote a sense of control for the adolescent? - ✔✔Give the adolescent a meal card to select food choice options for each meal. The nurse is preparing a nursing care plan for a child hospitalized for cardiac surgery. Which are examples of interventions that nurses perform in the "building a trusting relationship" stage? Select all that apply. - ✔✔ The nurse is caring for a 10-year-old child admitted for a surgical procedure to be done the next day. The nurse takes the child to a special area in the playroom and lets the child "start" an IV on a stuffed bear. This is an example of: - ✔✔ A pediatric nurse caring for an 8-year-old who is having pain would use which of the following scales to assess the child's pain? - ✔✔FACES scale
A 5-year-old scheduled for surgery in the morning wakes at 2 am and asks the nurse for something to eat and drink. What should the nurse tell this client? - ✔✔that not having food or drink before surgery will prevent an upset stomach When working on a pediatric unit, the nurse will perform which action(s) to minimize client fear and anxiety? Select all that apply. - ✔✔Explain procedures to the child beforehand in age- appropriate terms. Include the child's family when providing education. Remain calm and empathe tic with caring for the child. Encourage the child to inform the nurse of fears. Allow the child to bring a security blanket from home. The nurse caring for a preschool child prepares to use therapeutic play to put the child at ease and decrease the child's anxiety. Which game is best for the child, according to the child's developmental stage? - ✔✔ The nurse is caring for a 7-year-old child who will undergo an appendectomy. When teaching the child about the procedure, the child tells the nurse, "I'm scared I'm going to die." How should the nurse first respond? - ✔✔"I understand you're scared."