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NUR 425 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% PASS Normal MAP in adults. - Correct Answer️️ -75-105 mmHg Normal HR awake for infant (1 mo-12 mo). - Correct Answer️️ -100-180 Normal HR sleeping for infant (1 mo-12 mo). - Correct Answer️️ -75-160 Normal RR for infant (1 mo-12 mo) - Correct Answer️️ -30-60 Systolic hypotension for infants (1 mo-12 mo) - Correct Answer️️ -<70 mmHg Normal HR awake for toddler (12 mo-3 yrs) - Correct Answer️️ -100-150 Normal HR sleep...

NUR 425 Peds Exam 1 Questions and Answers | Latest Update | 2024/2025 | Already Passed Age when they focus less on what they see and more on what they know -school age 5-12 Ages when you would let the child use your stethoscope for play and cooperation -toddlers 1-3 -preschooler 3-5 Age when you should listen to the parent's lungs before the child's lungs -toddlers 1-3 Age when peer pressure is greatest -adolescent Age when they can follow simple instructions -preschooler 3-5 Age...

NUR 425 Pediatrics Exam 1 Questions and Answers 100% Pass Infant VS (1-12 mo) - Correct Answer️️ -HR awake: 100-180 HR sleeping: 75-160 RR: 30-60 hypotension systolic: <70 Toddler VS (1-3 years) - Correct Answer️️ -HR awake: 100-150 HR sleeping: 75-150 RR: 24-40 hypotension systolic: <70 + (2 x age in years) Preschool VS (3-6 years) - Correct Answer️️ -HR awake: 60-150 HR sleeping: 60-90 RR: 22-34 hypotension systolic: <70 + (2 x age in yrs) School age VS (6-10...

NUR 425 Exam 3 Questions and Answers True or false: Acid-base imbalance is a disease. - Correct Answer️️ -False! Oxygen is ____ whereas CO2 is _____. - Correct Answer️️ -Alkaline. Acidic. Hydrogen is _____. - Correct Answer️️ -Acidic HCO3 is _____. - Correct Answer️️ -Alkaline HCl is _____. - Correct Answer️️ -Acidic Glucose is _____. - Correct Answer️️ -Acidic List the compensatory mechanisms (3) for acid-base balance. - Correct Answer️️ -1. Buffer System -V...

Piaget created a theory of development related to what? Cognitive abilities varying from age to age Erikson created a theory of development related to what? Psychosocial development Birth to 12 months. Learns trust as basic needs are met. Mistrust if needs not met or unable to delay gratification. Trust vs. Mistrust 12 months to three years. Learns independent behaviors such as feeding and dressing, exercises choices, exerts self. Shame and doubt if independence is not encouraged. Autonomy vs...

NUR 425 Exam 1 Questions and Answers Which patient is most at risk for developing delirium? a. A 50-yr-old woman with cholecystitis b. A 19-yr-old man with a fractured femur c. A 42-yr-old woman having an elective hysterectomy d. A 78-yr-old man admitted to the medical unit with complications related to heart failure - Correct Answer️️ -D You are caring for a patient who is experiencing delirium due to a lack of sleep. Which of the following nursing interventions would be *inappropri...

Why are infants more sensitive to medications? a. Gastric emptying is faster b. Protein binding of medications is limited c. Liver enzymes are more efficient d. Decreased peristalsis b. Protein binding of medications is limited Rationale: Gastric emptying is irregular with frequent feedings; liver enzymes are less efficient and there is increased peristalsis. Oral liquid medications given to a toddler should be given by which method? a. Medication cup b. Oral syringe c. Mixed in a cup of pud...

ADHD medication indications and side effects Start at small initial doses Monitor for side effects of appetite loss, abdominal pain, headaches, sleep disturbances (insomnia), HTN, and decrease in growth velocity Need close monitoring and follow up care my PCP Avoid stimulants w/hx of tic-like behaviors, family hs of Tourettes Medications: Methylphenidate hydrochloride (Ritalin)→ 1st drug of choice, must be older than 5 y/o Lisdexamfetamine dimesylate (Vyvanse) Atomoxetine (Strattera)→ wt bas...

Decreased sleep leads to... increased risk for delirium Most common problem in ICU patients anxiety: threat to health/life, loss of control of body functions, foreign environment, lots of noise, pain, can't communicate How to promote sleep in ICU scheduled rest p periods, dim lights at night, provide eye mask/ear plugs, open curtains during day, take measurements without disturbing patient, comfort measures (benzos) Causes of delirium sleep deprived, meds, sensory overload, anxiety, disease ...