Werkblad Kinderverpleegkunde met antwoorden

Where should eye drops be placed for a child?

1. ADirectly onto the centre of the cornea
2. BInto the inner corner of the eye
3. COnto the upper eyelid while the eye is shut
4. DInto the pocket of the lower eyelid

Which symptoms are classic for new type 1 diabetes in a child?

1. AThirst, frequent urination, weight loss and tiredness
2. BWeight gain, feeling cold and long-standing constipation
3. CJoint pain, a rash on the face and hair loss
4. DA barking cough, fever and a hoarse voice

Which respiratory rate range is normal for a healthy newborn at rest?

1. AAbout 12 to 20 breaths per minute
2. BAbout 30 to 60 breaths per minute
3. CAbout 70 to 100 breaths per minute
4. DAbout 20 to 25 breaths per minute

Welke verpleegkundige handeling beschermt de hechtlijn na een operatie van een hazenlip (cheiloschisis)?

1. ADe baby meteen op een fopspeen laten zuigen
2. BDe baby op de buik laten slapen
3. CDe hechtlijn meerdere keren per dag met een droge, ruwe doek schoonmaken om korsten te verwijderen
4. DDe baby op de rug of zij leggen en geen voorwerpen in de mond stoppen

A child with suspected appendicitis is waiting for surgery. Which action must the nurse avoid?

1. AKeeping the child nil by mouth
2. BGiving IV fluids as prescribed
3. CRegular pain assessment
4. DPutting a heat pad on the abdomen

Which signs suggest meningitis in a young infant?

1. AA bulging fontanelle, a high-pitched cry, poor feeding and irritability
2. BA clear runny nose, a mild cough and normal feeding
3. CA sunken fontanelle with heavy wet nappies
4. DNeck stiffness and a positive Kernig's sign, as in older children and adults

A child has had many hospital admissions with unexplained symptoms. They occur only when the mother is present and stop when the child is apart from her. What should the nurse consider?

1. AA rare genetic disorder that needs more tests at once
2. BThe ward environment or hospital food is causing the symptoms
3. CThe child is pretending to be ill to avoid school
4. DFabricated or induced illness; follow safeguarding procedures

The mother of a 6-week-old says the baby cries for hours and she fears she might lose control. What is the best advice?

1. AShake the baby gently for a few seconds to stop the crying and calm him
2. BPut the baby safely in the cot, take a few minutes' break and ask for support
3. CHold the baby face down on her lap until he falls asleep, however long it takes
4. DGive the baby a little honey on a dummy to settle him at night