RN37_ATI_PROCTOR_Study Guide (A GAUARNTEED)

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RN37_ATI_PROCTOR_Study Guide (A GAUARNTEED) 1. Inform consent (12-20yo) ch7 • Adolescent can refuse treatment; we still need to get consent from mom but nurses obtain the minors assent when mino... r is able to give it 2. Priority action for acute diarrhea Ch. 22 pg 135 • Start with oral rehydration 3. Infection control: teaching about methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus FUNDBOOK Ch. 11 • Contact precautions 4. Restraining methods for an infant ch8 pg40 • Use therapeutic hugging • Secure the child firm to decrease movement of the needle while injection 5. Recommended immunization scheduled for Preschooler-age child ch35 pg 227,228 • 4 yo: IPV, MMR, VAR, DTap • 1yo: IVA, MMR, hep A • 2mo: IPV,RV, PCV13, DTaP 6. Indications for protein deficiency NUTRITIONBOOK ch7 • Growth failure, vomiting, irritability 7. Health promoting for a toddler (1-3yo): reportable findings ch4 pg 23 • Head circumference exceeds chest circumference 8. Immunization scheduled for an infant ch35 pg232 • 2mo: IPV, RV, PCV13, DTab 9. Evaluation parent understanding of diaper rash ch31 pg 205 • Allow buttocks to air dry • Apply zinc oxide ointment to effected area 10. Dietary teaching about phenylketonuria PKU ch42 pg 271,285 • Range: 0.5-1 • Lack of enzyme phenylalanine • NB is placed on a formula low in phenylalanine • The ct will undergo testing of phenylalanine levels one to two time per week throughout pregnancy 11. Evaluating response to digoxin Ch. 20 pg 117,121 • Withheld: • Infants <90 beats/min • Children <70 beats/min • Teen <60 beats/min • Ther. Level: 0.8-2 • s/sx of toxicity: bradycardia, dysrhythmias, N/V, anorexia [Show More]

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