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Pediatric Nursing Review

22-page printable study edition. Age-aware nursing scenarios and health-promotion practice. The exact PDF is delivered after purchase.

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Chapters in this book

  1. 1.Growth and development
  2. 2.study page: Growth and
  3. 3.Pediatric assessment and vital signs
  4. 4.study page: Pediatric
  5. 5.Respiratory priorities
  6. 6.study page: Respiratory
  7. 7.GI, fluids and dehydration
  8. 8.study page: GI, fluids and
  9. 9.Congenital heart defects
  10. 10.study page: Congenital heart
  11. 11.Safety, immunizations and abuse
  12. 12.study page: Safety,

Chapter 1 Growth and development Learning goal: Match milestones and play to each age group. Age; Erikson stage; Milestones / play; Nursing approach; Infant (0-1); Trust vs mistrust

Sits ~6 mo, pincer grasp ~9-10 mo, birth weight triples by 1 yr; Meet needs consistently; parent present; Toddler (1-3); Autonomy vs shame; Walks ~12-15 mo; parallel play; Offer simple choices; expect negativism; Preschool (3-6); Initiative vs guilt; Magical thinking; associative play; Use dolls, simple explanations; School age (6-12); Industry vs inferiority; Rules, collections, cooperative play; Explain procedures; involve in care

Adolescent (12-18); Identity vs role confusion; Peer focus, body image; Privacy; interview alone; Main hospitalization fear by age Stranger anxiety from ~8 months; Infant; Separation anxiety peaks - most stressed by hospitalization; Toddler; Preschool; School age; Adolescent; Fear of body mutilation; Fear of loss of control; Fear of altered body image, separation from peers; Figure 1.1

Educational use only. Verify against current facility policy and drug references. Not real NCLEX items.

Chapter 1 study page: Growth and development Use this page to consolidate the chapter before attempting the questions. Writing the answers from memory (active recall) is one of the most effective study strategies. In your own words, summarise: Growth and development.

What is the single most dangerous finding in this chapter, and what is the first nursing action?

Which medication, lab value or number from this chapter must you memorise? Write it with its unit.

Create one NCLEX-style question of your own on this chapter and explain the correct answer.

Check your understanding Q. Which toy is best for a 2-year-old? A. Board game with rules B. Push-pull toy C. Model kit D. Video chat with friends

Educational use only. Verify against current facility policy and drug references. Not real NCLEX items.

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What’s included

  • 22-page downloadable PDF
  • Growth and development
  • Family communication
  • Pediatric safety

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Each card shows a real sample of what's inside: the topic area, the skill being tested, an original exam-style question, the full explanation and a tip you can reuse on test day.

NCLEX-RN · Prioritization

Skill tested: Who do you see first?

Four clients were just assigned. Which should the RN assess first?

  1. A. Client 1 day after an appendectomy asking for pain medication
  2. B. Client with COPD whose SpO2 is 90%, which is their baseline
  3. C. Client with new confusion and a respiratory rate of 8/min after an opioid dose
  4. D. Client with diabetes whose breakfast tray is late
NCLEX-PN · Infection control

Skill tested: Choosing the right precautions

A client has confirmed C. difficile. Which PPE and hand-hygiene practice is correct?

  1. A. Surgical mask and alcohol rub
  2. B. Gown and gloves, then soap and water
  3. C. N95 respirator only
  4. D. Gloves only, then alcohol rub
NCLEX-RN · Pharmacology

Skill tested: Spotting drug toxicity

A client taking digoxin reports nausea and yellow-tinged vision. What is the priority action?

  1. A. Give the next dose with food
  2. B. Hold the dose, check the apical pulse, and report possible toxicity
  3. C. Encourage oral fluids
  4. D. Recheck vision in 4 hours
NCLEX-PN · Coordinated care

Skill tested: Knowing when to escalate

Which finding should the PN report to the RN right away?

  1. A. Temperature 37.2 °C (99 °F)
  2. B. New facial droop on one side
  3. C. Client requests a blanket
  4. D. Urine output of 50 mL/hr
NCLEX-RN · Cardiac & electrolytes

Skill tested: Reading lab values

Which potassium level needs urgent follow-up for a client receiving IV furosemide?

  1. A. 4.2 mEq/L
  2. B. 3.8 mEq/L
  3. C. 2.9 mEq/L
  4. D. 4.9 mEq/L
NCLEX-PN · Basic care & comfort

Skill tested: Preventing complications

Which action best prevents pressure injury in a client who cannot move independently?

  1. A. Massage reddened bony areas
  2. B. Reposition at least every 2 hours
  3. C. Keep the head of the bed at 60° at all times
  4. D. Use a donut cushion
The full editions include many more questions like these across all eight NCLEX client-needs areas, each with a full explanation.