The nurse explains that gastroesophageal reflux (GER) usually begins within the first week of life in infants and is usually treated by:
a. making the infant NPO.
b. thickening the food with cereal.
c. placing the infant in an upright position.
d. feeding the infant in a car seat.
B
GER is treated with small feedings thickened with cereal.
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1. Valve incompetence. 2. Arterial insufficiency. 3. Venous insufficiency. 4. Phlebitis.
A child with asthma will be receiving an oral dose of prednisone. The order reads prednisone 2 mg/kg per day. The child weighs 50 lbs. The child will receive ____ milligrams daily. (Round the answer.)
Fill in the blank with the appropriate word.
The nurse is caring for a postoperative patient and is evaluating the patient's intake and output as a measure to prevent AKI. The patient weighs 60 kilograms and has produced 180 mL of urine in the past 4 hours. What should the nurse do?
a. Perform other assessments related to fluid status and record the output. b. Call the health care provider and obtain an order for a fluid bolus. c. Encourage the patient to drink more fluid, so that the output is increased. d. Compare the patient's weight to baseline to determine fluid retention.
While a client is paralyzed with neuromuscular blockers, which assessment finding would the nurse expect?
1. Conscious 2. Stuporous but can be aroused 3. Heavily sedated but conscious 4. Unconscious