Following a physical assessment of a 2-year-old girl, the pediatric nurse suspects a urinary tract infection. The nurse is aware that one the following tests may be ordered that will confirm the diagnosis of this condition
A) Renal ultrasound
B) Nuclear cystography
C) Nuclear cortical scanning
D) A voiding cystourethrogram
D
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A group of students are studying for a test on child health statistics. The students demonstrate that they are prepared for the test when they identify which of the following as a major cause of death in the 1- to 4-year-old population?
A) Pneumonia B) Poverty C) Unintentional injuries D) Heart disease
The nurse educator teaches that the optimum contraceptive for a client is one that:
A) is guaranteed to be 100% effective C) is available without a prescription B) is inexpensive and convenient D) will be used correctly and consistently
The nurse is providing health education at a community center. Which instructions should the nurse include in teaching about prevention of lightning injuries during a storm? (Select all that apply.)
a. Seek shelter inside a building or vehicle. b. Seek shelter under a tall tree. c. Do not take a bath or shower. d. Turn off the television. e. Remove body piercings. f. Put down golf clubs or gardening tools.
Before transferring a dependent patient from bed to chair, you should
A) obtain the mechanical lift. B) know the patient's capabilities. C) have the patient place her arms around your waist. D) ask at least two other nursing assistants to help.