chapter 3

Pediatric Procedures

Study Guide

Student Name  Date

Matching Questions

1. ____ metabolic rate

2. ____ nomogram

3. ____ tepid baths

4. ____ gastrostomy feeding

5. ____ infant bath water

6. ____ nasopharyngeal culture

7. ____ fever

8. ____ 1 mL

9. ____ enema

10. ____ half-strength hydrogen peroxide

11. ____ rectal temperature

12. ____ apical heart rate

a. should take 20 to 25 minutes to complete

b. temperature should not exceed 38° C

c. rules out pertussis

d. maximum volume (IM) administered to deltoid muscle

e. used for hyperthermia

f. body temperature above 38° C

g. increases 10% for every 1° C

h. calculates body surface area

i. used to clean tracheal stoma

j. should be administered over 10 to 15 minutes

k. counted for 1 full minute

l. contraindicated in newborns

Multiple Choice

1. The age group that benefits most from explanations through drawings, pictures, and contact with equipment is the:

1. toddler group

2. preschooler group

3. school-age group

4. adolescent group

2. The nurse monitors urine output for a child utilizing which of the following?

1. 0.5 to 2 mL/kg/hr

2. 3 to 4 mL/kg/hr

3. 5 to 6 mL/kg/hr

4. 10 to 12 mL/kg/hr

3. The nurse monitors a child for which of the following after a lumbar puncture?

1. fever, CSF leakage, and headache

2. use of playtime, headache, and urine output

3. urine output, fever, and headache

4. naptime, headache, and decrease in appetite

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