NURS 126 (NURS 126)

NURS 126 Cerebral Question 1: A seven year old has just been admitted to the unit for excessive vomiting. Based on the available chart data, what is the nurse’s most appropriate action? 10/15/16 0730 Vital Signs Record T: 104.9° F (40.5° C) P: 98 RR: 30 Lab Values Serum Potassium: 3.1 mmol/L Serum Sodium: 128 mmol/L Nurse’s Note Skin flushed and warm to touch; good turgor; petechiae noted over entire trunk a) Cover the petechiae with dry sterile dressings b) Suspect that th...

NURS 126 HEME A 4-year-old child is seen at the clinic for a mild iron deficiency anemia caused by a poor diet. The parents ask the nurse what type of treatment to expect. What is the most appropriate response by the nurse? a) Preparation for bone marrow transplant b) Splenectomy and steroid therapy c) Iron replacement and change of diet d) Transfusion of packed red blood cells Because the main etiological factor is diet, treatment would focus on addressing the iron deficiency in the diet...

NURS 126 High Risk Pregnancy. Client who is 34 weeks pregnant experiencing bleeding caused by placenta previa. The fetal heart sounds are normal and the client is not in labor. Which nursing intervention should the nurse perform? a) Monitor the amount of vaginal blood loss. b) Allow the client to ambulate with assistance. c) Perform a vaginal examination to check for cervical dilation. d) Notify the physician for a fetal heart fate of 130 beats/minute. A 29-year-old multigravida at 17 we...