69- While feeding a 3-month-old infant, who has Tetralogy of Fallot, you noticethe infant's skin begins to have a bluish tint and the breathing rate hasincreased. Your immediate nursing action is to?A. Continue feeding the infant and place the infant on oxygen.B. Stop feeding the infant and provide suction.C. Stop feeding the infant and place the infant in the knee-to-chest positionand administer oxygen.D. Assess the infant's heart rate and rhythm70- You're caring for a newborn who has Tetralogy of Fallot with severecyanosis. You anticipate the newborn will be started on?A: IndomethacinB. DiclofenacC. CelecoxibD. Alprostadil

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A client with mouth cancer has undergone surgery. The Healthcare provider has prescribed the use of nasogastric tube for the client. A. What is nasogastric tube B. In what other condition would tube feeding required?
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46. You are called to assess and treat a patient who has suffered a deep, penetrating wound to the central chest and is complaining of difficult and painful swallowing, pleuritic chest pain, and pain radiating to the mid back. Which of the following treatment options would be contraindicated for this patient? A: Intubation. B: Combitube. C: Fluid resuscitation. D: Positive pressure ventilation.
1. How is a child's age defined for CPR? 2. When there are two rescuers, what is the ratio of compressions to breaths for children and infants? 3. Name 4 instances when it is acceptable to stop CPR. 4. When doing single rescuer CPR for an infant, describe your hand placement and what part of the hand you would use. 5. For two rescuer infant CPR describe how compressions would be done. 6. What age and weight are Child AED pads appropriate for? 7. If you have a two year old child and only adult AED pads are available ( the pads will touch on the chest); how would you place the pads? 8. An adult is choking, describe your hand placement to clear the airway 9. Name two alternative methods to clear the airway of a choking adult or child 10. What is the technique used to clear the airway in a conscious choking infant? Please do not plarized no hand written thank you
6. After having throat surgery, a patient is relocated to a hospital bed and instructed to use a small-bore nasogastric tube to receive continuous tube feedings. Which nursing procedure would the nurse start after inserting the tube to make sure it was positioned correctly?a. Auscultate the bowel sounds.b. Measure the gastric aspirate pH.c. Measure the amount of residual in the tube.d. Order radiographic examination of the tube.
Presbycusis likely causes the most severe problems for which of the following individuals? a. a baby boy b. a baby girl c. a grandfather d. a grandmother
An SLP is working with a patient who has flaccid dysarthria. After many weeks of therapy, the SLP has determined that a referral for a palatal lift fitting would be beneficial. Fitting of a palatal lift MOST LIKELY results in which outcome? A : Occlusion of the nares during tidal breathing B : Improvements in phonation for sustained vowels C : Production of perceptually distinct nasal consonants
What do you need to assess specifically for a patient who has a pneumothorax.
Select the correct one. A nurse is administering heparin subcutaneously to a patient. What is the correct technique for this procedure? a. Aspirate before giving and gently massage after the injection. b. Do not aspirate; massage the site for 1 minute. c. Do not aspirate before or massage after the injection. d. Massage the site of the injection; aspiration is not necessary but will do no harm.

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