PNR 204 (PNR204)

Exam 2: PNR204 / PNR 204 (Latest Update 2024 / 2025) Pediatric Nursing | Questions and Verified Answers | 100% Correct | Grade A - Fortis Question: How is more effective pain relief achieved? Answer: When a low-dose analgesic is administered around the clock, on a regular schedule. Rather than (PRN) As Needed. Question: A Nurse caring for a hearing-impaired child it is important: Answer: 1) Remain face to face 2) remain at eye level with child 3) Establish eye contact 4) ...

Exam 2: PNR204 / PNR 204 (Latest Update 2024 / 2025) Pediatric Nursing | Questions and Verified Answers | 100% Correct | Grade A - Fortis Question: What factors may contribute to or trigger child abuse? Answer: - substance abuse - untreated mental health issues - young age of a parent - lack of education - difficulty bonding or nurturing with child - prior history or other child abuse - personal trauma Question: Scoliosis Answer: - curvature of the spine - one sho...

What Happens when there’s Poor Communication? – - pt misunderstanding directions - pt not following treatment - pt no trusting us = not telling us the full story - workflow breakdowns therapeutic relationship - a constructive, purposeful relationship focused on the needs of the client - helping clients manage their health and live effectively - promote optimal independence in their daily lives Relationship - ongoing connection made with another person through intepersonal communicati...

Ventilation Process of breathing air into and out of the lungs Coryza A common cold Allergy characteristics No fever, will be sneezy and itchy Surfactant Substance produced in the lungs starting at 24 weeks gestation that prevents alveoli from collapsing Atelectasis Collapse of the alveoli Erythrocytes (Red blood cells) Carry O2 to the tissues and CO2 to the lungs What should the O2 saturation of a pediatric patient be? Oxygen saturation levels should be greater than 90% What are s...

What is ventilation? Process of breathing air into and out of the lungs What do red blood cells do? Red blood cells carry o2 (oxygen) to the tissues Co2 (carbon dioxide) to the lungs Red blood cells are called Erythrocytes Hemoglobin is The molecule that attaches oxygen What should oxygen levels be at? Be greater than 90% What are some signs of respiratory distress? Tachypnea • rales, rhonchi, wheezing • increasing use of accessory muscles • cyanosis of nail beds • mental...

1. The nurse is caring for a 3-year-old child who is 2 hours postop from a cardiac catheterization via the right femoral artery. Which assessment finding is an indication of arterial obstruction? A. Blood pressure trend is downward and pulse is rapid and irregular. B. Right foot is cool to the touch and appears pale and blanched. C. Pulse distal to the femoral artery is weaker on the left foot than right foot. D. The pressure dressing at right femoral area is moist and oozing blood. - B. Rig...

The parents of a newborn infant with hypospadia are concerned about when the surgical correction should occur. What information should the nurse provide? - Repairs typically should be done before the child is potty trained Which drink choice on a hot day indicates to the nurse that a teenager with sickle cell anemia understands dietary consideration related to the disease? - Lemonade The nurse is assessing an infant with diarrhea and lethargy. Which finding should the nurse identify that is co...

Ventilation - process of breathing air into and out of the lungs What do RBCs do? - red blood cells carry O2 (oxygen) to the tissues and CO2 (carbon dioxide) to the lungs - they are also called erythrocytes What should oxygen levels be at? - oxygen saturation levels should be greater than 90% What are some signs of respiratory distress? - tachypnea- fast breathing - rales, rhonchi, wheezing - increasing use of accessory muscles - cyanosis of nail beds - mental irritability or confusi...