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NUR 2214 ( LATEST 2024 / 2025 ) MODULE 6 EAQS | GRADED A+ QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (SOLVED)

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NUR 1025 Module 6 EAQs - Questions and Answers A parent of a child with enuresis tells the nurse that they often scold the child for bed-wetting, but it has not made any difference in the child's behavior. How does the nurse respond? "I would suggest you use positive reinforcement" The nurse is providing care for a child with enuresis. What medication does the nurse expect to be prescribed to the child to inhibit urination? Imipramine (Tofranil) Imipramine (Tofranil) causes an anticholinerg...

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NUR 2214 Module 6 EAQs - Questions and Answers first-born 7-month-old of African-American heritage has a sudden onset of uncontrollable screaming and crying and is brought to the emergency room. The infant and his or her parents are visiting from a country in the Caribbean. After determining that there is no injury present, what actions would the nurse expect to take? Ask the parents if their child had any recent vomiting, diarrhea, or fever recently The parent of a child with immune thrombocy...

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NUR 2243 Module 2 EAQs - Questions and Answers The nurse assesses a patient who is receiving oxygen using a partial rebreather facemask at a flow rate of 12 L/min. The nurse notes the patient's oxygen saturation level is 90%. Which action would the nurse take next? Change the mask to a non-rebreather mask. A registered nurse is educating nursing students about precautions to prevent aspiration during swallowing in patients with tracheostomy tubes in place. Which nursing student statements req...

NUR1025 Module 6EAQsExam with 96 Questions and Answers. A pregnant patient visits the primary health care provider for a prenatal checkup. The patient reveals that she occasionally smokes and drinks alcoholic beverages. The nurse expects the health care provider will instruct the patient to stop drinking and smoking. What is the rationale for these instructions? - Correct Answer Smoking and alcohol impair the baby's cognitive development. The nurse is assessing growth and development i...