Vomiting in a child with chronic kidney disease can indicate: ...

[anshika]

Vomiting in a child with chronic kidney disease can indicate:
 
  1. Gastroenteritis.
   2. A urinary tract infection.
   3. Fluid volume depletion.
   4. Food poisoning.

Question 2

The nurse is working with a teen boy who is contemplating having sex with his girlfriend. The nurse knows the teen is struggling with which developmental stage of Eriksons's theory?
 
  1. Industry vs Inferiority
   2. Autonomy vs Shame and Doubt
   3. Trust vs Mistrust
   4. Identity vs Role Confusion

[miss.ashley]

Answer to Question 1

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1. Gastroenteritis and vomiting are common in healthy children, but in a child with chronic kidney disease, this indicates that the child may have a UTI.
2. A UTI may cause vomiting in a child with chronic kidney disease.
3. Fluid volume should be monitored closely, but will not cause total depletion.
4. Food poisoning is not a cause for vomiting in a child with chronic kidney disease.

Answer to Question 2

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1. This stage occurs earlier in life.
2. The teen is beyond this stage.
3. The teen is beyond this stage.
4. The teen is attempting to identify with his age and the roles that he is supposed to have in a relationship.

[anshika]

Great answer, keep it coming

[aliotak]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it