Exam 2 Topics NU 170

a priority goal in the approach to a child with anorexia nervosa is to

• encourage weight gain

• prevent depression

• limit excercise

• correct malnutrition

A child with suspected bulimia should be assessed for

• abnormal weight gain

• abnormal weight loss

• erosion of tooth enamel

• amenorrhea

An important approah to the care of a 7 year old with ADHD is to encourage

• a diet high in procssed foods

• regular use of sedatives

• strict discipline

• a structured one on one enviroment

The goal of therapy for a child with autism spectrum disorder is (Select all that apply)

• positive behavior modification

• maximize ability to live independently

• observe communication milestones

• design strict discipline measures for behavior problems.

For play therapy for a child with a communicable disease who is in an isolation room, what would be one priority principle or rationale for toy selection?

• the toy should be selected from the hospital playroom.

• most children love books.

• it is best to bring the child's favorite toy from home.

• The toy should be washable.

The nurse knows it is important to provide pain relief for the burn patient because

• it prevents discomfort.

• The child must be kept from crying.

• Parents become upset.

• Pain contributes to shock.

The principles of care in the treatment of infantile eczema include which of the following? Select all that apply.

• hydrate skin, prevent infection, and relieve itching.

• Keep skin dry, and clean with mild soap.

• Use elbow restraints to prevent scratching, and increase fluid intake.

• Dress warmly, bathe often with clear water, and administer antibiotics.

When caring for a child newly admitted with a major burn injury, the priority nursing responsibilities include which of the following interventions? Select all that apply.

• prevent infection.

• Maintain accurate intake and output.

• pprovide daily baths for cleanliness.

• provide a high-carbohydrate diet.

A child is admitted with a burn injury that involves the forehead, ears, cheeks, and chest. Which of the following are essential nursing responsibilities? SSelect all that apply.

• Weigh the child.

• Provide oxygen and assess respiratory status.

• Apply sterile dressings to burn areas.

• Remove eschar from burned areas.

A adolescent who had a cast applied after a tibia fracture complains that his pain medication is not working and his pain is still a 9-10. The nurse notices some edema of the toes and a cap refill of 6 seconds. The priority action of the nurse would be to

• call the health care provider immediately.

• find out if there is a order for a stronger pain medication.

• Try nonpharmacological techniques for pain relief.

• Explain to the teen that a new fracture is expected to be painful the first day.