The "landmark" for hand position in CPR for an infant is
A. on the sternum directly between the nipples.
B. just below the line between the nipples.
C. on the upper half of the ribcage.
D. on the xiphoid process.
Answer: B
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When teaching the pregnant patient about self-medicating for pain during labor, why did the nurse instruct the patient to avoid taking acetylsalicylic acid?
A) Development of respiratory depression in the newborn B) Interference with the ability to concentrate on contractions C) Interference with blood coagulation with increased risk of bleeding in mother or infant D) Competition with bilirubin-binding sites in fetal circulation increases risk of kernicterus.
The nurse is discussing a pending hospitalization of an 8-month-old infant with the parents. What should the nurse encourage the parents to do when preparing the child for this hospitalization?
A) Pack her favorite toy. B) Buy a new pair of soft pajamas. C) Read her a story on hospitalization. D) Let her watch her suitcase being packed.
Which of the following actions can the nurse take to communicate with the supervisor? (Select all that apply.)
a. Keep the supervisor informed. b. Focus on problem solving. c. Use "you" statements. d. Calm down before speaking. e. Choose words wisely.