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faduma

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A nurse is assessing a child with fracture before admission at the healthcare facility. Which should the nurse remember when conducting the assessment?
 
  A) Let the child know that crying can elevate the temperature.
  B) Avoid explaining the procedures to the child.
  C) Tell the parents that their presence can make care difficult for the staff.
  D) Determine the ability of the child to understand the information.

Question 2

The nurse is calculating the dosage of an oral tablet for a client and finds that using the dose on hand does not come out exactly even. What should the nurse do in this situation?
 
  A) Give the nearest smaller dosage available
  B) Give the nearest larger dosage available
  C) Calculate the medication using a generic drug
  D) Do not give the client the medication



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A nurse performing an admission assessment for the child should determine the ability of the child to understand information to provide alternative methods of teaching, if necessary. The nurse should not let the child know that crying can elevate temperature, or avoid explaining the procedures to the child. The child could be made more comfortable by explaining the need for the procedure and allowing parents to assist in caring for the child. The nurse should not tell the parents that their presence can make care difficult for the staff.

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If the dosage for tablets does not come out exactly, the prescribed dosage cannot be given.




faduma

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Reply 2 on: Jul 17, 2018
Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it


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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
:D TYSM

 

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