Scheda di esercizi di Infermieristica pediatrica con soluzioni

Where should a healthcare provider check for a pulse in an unresponsive infant?

1. AThe radial artery
2. BThe temporal artery
3. CThe brachial artery
4. DThe carotid artery

Where is the pain of appendicitis typically felt once it has localised?

1. AAround the left shoulder blade
2. BIn the upper middle abdomen only
3. CIn the left lower abdomen
4. DIn the right lower abdomen

Which asthma medicine is a reliever for quick relief of symptoms?

1. AAn inhaled corticosteroid taken every morning
2. BFluticasone inhaled twice daily as a preventer
3. CSalbutamol (albuterol)
4. DMontelukast tablets taken once a day at night

If the MMR and varicella vaccines are not given on the same day, what is the general rule?

1. AGive the second within 24 hours of the first
2. BSeparate them by at least 1 week
3. CSeparate them by at least 4 weeks
4. DNever give both vaccines in the same year

Prima dell'intervento per un mielomeningocele, come va protetto il sacco del neonato?

1. AApplicare una benda stretta e asciutta
2. BCoprirlo con una medicazione sterile, umida e non aderente e posizionare il bambino prono
3. CLasciarlo scoperto perché si asciughi
4. DMettere il bambino supino con un anello morbido attorno al sacco per sostenerlo sul materasso

Which signs suggest digoxin toxicity in a child?

1. AFast heart rate with high blood pressure
2. BNausea, vomiting, poor feeding and a slow heart rate
3. CIncreased appetite, extra energy and rapid weight gain over a few days
4. DHigh fever with a spreading red rash

Quale prescrizione deve mettere in discussione l'infermiere per un bambino con neutropenia dopo chemioterapia?

1. ASegnalare subito una temperatura di 38 °C o più
2. BMisurare la temperatura per via rettale ogni 4 ore
3. CEseguire un'accurata igiene delle mani prima di ogni contatto
4. DMonitorare la temperatura per via ascellare o orale

During an insulin infusion for diabetic ketoacidosis, why is potassium monitored closely?

1. AInsulin causes the kidneys to hold on to potassium, so blood levels rise dangerously
2. BPotassium has no role in DKA; it is a routine test only
3. CPotassium is needed to dissolve the insulin in the drip
4. DInsulin moves potassium into the cells, so blood potassium can fall sharply