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Fitzgerald Chapter 7 - Resp Tract Problems Question and answers already passed 2025, Exams of Nursing

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Fitzgerald Chapter 7 - Resp Tract Problems Question and answers
already passed 2025
1.
With recovery from AOM, TM mobility returns in about
False
1-2 weeks? True or False?
2.
With recovery from AOM, middle ear effusion typically
True
presistyss for 4-6 weeks? True or False?
3.
A mother is concerned because her newborn,
born at 37-weeks' gestation, has been taken for a
hearing
test. Mom is concerned that something must be
wrong
because her other child did not have one.
The best response to give mom at this time is:
1.)
"Don't worry, there is not problem"
2.)
"Was your other child a preemie?"
3.) "Preemies are at risk for hearing problems"
4.) "This is a standard exam for all newborns"
4.
An adolescent with exudative tonsillitis,
pharyngitis, lymphadenopathy, and a fine rash
on the trunk has
several differential diagnoses that
could be contribut- ing to these symptoms. All of the
following are possible
causes except:
1.) Strep B pharyngitis
2.)
Mononucleosis
3.) Kawasaki disease
4.) Coxsackie virus
5.
An 18-
month-old
is brought
to the
emergency
room
because
the parent
says she is
talking
oddly. The
child is in
no
respiratory
distress but
does have a
high-
pitched
squeak
when she
talks. What
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  1. With recovery from AOM, TM mobility returns in about False 1-2 weeks? True or False?
  2. With recovery from AOM, middle ear effusion typically True presistyss for 4-6 weeks? True or False?
  3. A mother is concerned because her newborn, born at 37-weeks' gestation, has been taken for a hearing test. Mom is concerned that something must be wrong because her other child did not have one. The best response to give mom at this time is: 1.) "Don't worry, there is not problem" 2.) "Was your other child a preemie?" 3.) "Preemies are at risk for hearing problems" 4.) "This is a standard exam for all newborns"
  4. An adolescent with exudative tonsillitis, pharyngitis, lymphadenopathy, and a fine rash on the trunk has several differential diagnoses that could be contribut- ing to these symptoms. All of the following are possible causes except: 1.) Strep B pharyngitis 2.) Mononucleosis 3.) Kawasaki disease 4.) Coxsackie virus 5. An 18- month-old is brought to the emergency room because the parent says she is talking oddly. The child is in no respiratory distress but does have a high- pitched squeak when she talks. What

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  1. 3.) Immune deficiency

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  1. A toddler has had a history of frequent ear infections (6 in 6 months) and lives in a household of tobacco smokers. Efforts to educate parents about the effects of second-hand smoke on the child's ear infections have failed to achieve change. As you are discussing the important therapies needed to treat this current ear infection, you should also consider: 1.) Requesting a social service consult for neglect 2.) Referral to the allergist 3.) Treatment for chronic otitis media 4.) Referral to the ENT specialist
  2. You see an 18-month-old girl with a 2-day history of 4.) Referral to the ENT spe- cialist 2.) Little published evi- clear nasal discharge and dry cough. According to her dence exists on the ettec- parents, she has not had a fever and is taking fluids tiveness of OTC cough and well though her appetite is slightly reduced. Her height cold medications in chil-

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  1. Recommended antimicrobial therapy for communi- ty-acquired bacterial pneumonia in a 4- year-old with no known allergies and no recent prior antimicrobial therapy is oral: 1.) Amoxicillin-clavulanate 2.) Cefpodoxime 3.) TMP-SMX 4.) Levofloxacin 1.) Amoxicillin- clavulanate
  2. According to EBP, the recommended oral antimicrobial 2.) Azithromycin treatment for community-acquired atypical pneumo- nia in a 7-year-old with a penicillin allergy is: 1.) Amoxicillin 2.) Azithromycin 3.) Cefprozil 4.) Moxifloxacin
  3. Adam, a 7-year-old boy with a prior diagnosis of mod- erate persistent asthma, presents with his parents for a well-child

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  1. Which of the following symptoms indicates hyperven- tilation rather than asthma? a juvenile detention center 2.) Tachypnea, tingling in hands and face

already passed 2025 1.) SOB, decreased respiratory effect 2.) Tachypnea, tingling in hands and face 3.) Tachycardia, supraclavicular retractions 4.) Suddenness of onset, bradycardia

  1. A 6-month-old infant, who is up-to-date with immu- nizations, is admitted to the hospital with pertussis. What is the most likely source of this infection? 1.) Recent immunization with dTaP 2.) Twin brother with cough for two weeks 3.) Teenage brother with cough for one month 4.) Father with cough for two weeks 3.) Teenage brother with cough for one month
  2. Which of the following is the best intervention to treat 2.) Bronchoscopy respiratory distress secondary to aspiration of a for- eign body? 1.) Tracheostomy 2.) Bronchoscopy 3.) Endotracheal intubation 4.) Chest physical therapy
  3. The stool of a child with cystic fibrosis would most likely 1.) Large and foul smelling appear as follows: 1.) Large and foul smelling 2.) Green and loose

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  1. Which of the following responses indicates the child does not have an understanding of his albuterol me- tered dose inhaler (MDI)? 1.) "This medicine is important to help stop the spasms in my lungs" 2.) "I am to take this medicine every 4 hours regardless of symptoms" 3.) "I am to use this medicine only if I have SOB symp- toms" 4.) "I am to take one puff of the medication then wait one minute before taking a second puff" 2.) "I am to take this medi- cine every 4 hours regard- less of symptoms"
  2. A child who is on isonicotinic acid hydrazide (INH) ther- 1.) Vitamin B apy for tuberculosis complains of tingling and numb- ness in his feet, a rash, and diarrhea. He most likely has what type of nutritional deficiency? 1.) Vitamin B 2.) Vitamin C 3.) Vitamin A 4.) Vitamin D
  3. Which of the following medications is a leukotriene

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