1.     A nurse
is preparing to assess a 4-year-old child’s
visual acuity. Which of the following actions should the nurse plan first?
A.    Â
Use a tumbling
E chart for the assessment
B.     Position the child 4.6 meters (15 feet) from the chart
C.    Â
Asses both eyes together first,
then each eye separately
D.   Â
Test the child without glasses
before testing with glasses
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2.     A nurse is providing
discharge teaching to a parent of a child who has juvenile
idiopathic arthritis and a
new prescription of prednisone/etanercept. Which of the following statements should the nurse include in the teaching?
A.    Â
Monitor your child for indications of infection
B.     Discontinue this medication if gastrointestinal upset
occurs
C.    Â
Expect that this medication will stimulate growth spurt
D.   Â
Limit your child’s
intake of potassium-rich foods
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3.     A nurse on a pediatric unit is caring
for four children. The nurse should
use droplet precautions for which of the following children?
A.    Â
An adolescent who has hepatitis A
B.    Â
A toddler who has seasonal
influenza
C.     A preschool-age child who has pediculosis capitis
D.   Â
A school-age child
who has viral
conjunctivitis
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4.     A nurse is providing
teaching to an adolescent who has vulvovaginitis. Which of the following statements should the nurse
include in the teaching?
A.     Apply a warm, moist compress
three times a day
B.     Apply a scent baby powder to absorb residual
moisture
C.    Â
Wear a feminine
deodorant pad for vaginal drainage
D.   Â
Wear a nylon
underwear at night
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5.     A nurse
is creating a plan of care for a school-age child who has nephrotic syndrome. Which of the following interventions should the nurse include? (SATA)
A.    Â
Provide a low sodium
diet
B.    Â
Encourage increased fluid intake
C. Assess for protein in the urine
D. Initiate contact
precautions E. Obtain a daily weight