Nursing Competitive Exams Prep By GMR Career POINT With Riyana Choudhary

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https://youtu.be/iuyR2WDFWhQ

*Quick revision with MCq s*

*Live CHO class*

Pediatric

Quick review and MCQ Session: Pediatric Nursing Quick review and MCQ Session: Pediatric Nursing

Q. A nursing instructor asks a nursing student to describe live or attenuated vaccines. The student tells the instructor that these types of vaccines are...

A. Bacterial toxins that have been made inactive by either chemicals or heat

B. Vaccines that contain pathogens made inactive by either chemicals or heat

C. Vaccines that have their virulence (potency)
diminished so as to not produce a full-blown
clinical illness

D. Vaccines that have been obtained from the
pooled blood of many people and provide
antibodies to a variety of diseases

Q.The nurse is providing instructions to a client and family regarding home care after left-eye
cataract removal. The nurse tells the client
and family which of the following about positioning during the postoperative period.....?

A. Sleep only on the left side.

B. Sleep on the right side or the back.

C. Bend below the waist as often as you are able.

D. Lower the head between the knees three
times a day.

Q.The nurse provides information to a client who is scheduled for the implantation of an implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) regarding care after implantation. The nurse
tells the client that there is a need to keep a diary and its primary purpose is to...

A. Analyze which activities to avoid.

B. Document events that precipitate a
countershock.

C. Provide a count of the number of shocks
delivered.

D.Record a variety of data that are useful for the physician during medical management.

Q. A nurse receives a telephone call from the emergency department and is told that a child with a diagnosis of tonic-clonic seizures will be admitted to the pediatric unit. The nurse prepares for the admission of the child and instructs the nursing assistant to place which items at the bedside....?

A. A tracheotomy set and oxygen

B.Suction apparatus and an airway

C.An endotracheal tube and an airway

D. An emergency cart and laryngoscope

Q. A physician prescribes 1000 mL of ½% normal
saline solution to run over 8 hours. The drop factor is 15 drops/mL. The nurse plans to adjust the flow rate to how many drops per minute to safely administer this intravenous (IV) solution ? (Round answer to the nearest whole
number.)
________ drops/min....?

Q. A nurse is preparing to administer a first dose of
pentamidine isethionate (Pentam-300) intravenously to a client. Before administering the
dose, the nurse should place the client....

A. In a private room

B. In a supine position

C.In a semi-Fowler’s position

D. On respiratory precautions

Q.Which of the following assessment tools is used to determine the patients’ level of consciousness....?

A. The Snellen Scale

B. The Norton Scale

C. The Morse Scale

D. The Glasgow Scale

Q.Which pain assessment scale is used exclusively for infants and neonates from 32 weeks of gestation to six months of age.......?

A.The PEPPS pain scale

B.The FLACC pain scale

C.The Faces pain scale

D.The CRIES pain scale