The nurse is conducting a physical examination of a child with a suspected cardiovascular disorder. Which of the following findings would be the most highly suspicious of transposition?
A) Significant cyanosis without presence of a murmur
B) Abrupt cessation of chest output accompanied by increase in heart rate/filling pressure
C) Soft systolic ejection
D) Holosystolic murmur
A
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a. "Sexual activity should be avoided after the first trimester." b. "Sexual activity should be ceased in the case of vaginal bleeding." c. "Sexual activity should be avoided in the second trimester." d. "Sexual activity should be limited to activity that does not include intercourse."
A child with a head injury sleeps unless aroused, and when aroused responds briefly before falling back to sleep. What should the nurse chart for this child's level of consciousness?
a. Disoriented b. Obtunded c. Lethargic d. Stuporous
Simplify the complex equation 13/15 x 200 / 11/17 and reduce it to the lowest terms
1. 267 22/25 2. 276 25/27 3. 302 23/27 4. 347 19/24
The most rapid growth and development occur in infancy
True False