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Which laboratory test can reveal anemia and infections? A) liver function test (LFT) B) complete blood count (CBC) C) sequential multiple analysis (SMA 12) D) basic metabolic panel (BMP) |
Complete blood count |
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Direct visualization of the GI tract through a flexible lighted tube is called: A) endoscopy B) telescopy C) computed tomography D) ultrasonography |
Endoscopy |
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The outstanding symptom of celiac disease is A) nausea B) diarrhea C) constipation D) frothy stool |
Frothy stool |
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Nursing diagnosis for a child with pyloric stenosis includes; A) imbalance nutrition: more than body requirements related to persistent vomiting. B) deficient fluid volume related to effects of persistent vomiting. C) increase knowledge related to treatments, surgery, and postoperative care. D) chronic pain related to incision, muscle cutting, and manipulation during surgery. |
Deficient fluid volume related to effect of persistent vomiting |
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In the new born, failure to pass meconium stools within 24 to 48 hrs may be a symptom of? A) meckel’s diverticulum B) hirschsprung’s disease C) celiac disease D) hernias |
Hirschsprung’s disease |
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Treatment for gastroenteritis in a child focused on A) administering the right antibiotic B) administering pain medication C) identifying and eradicating the cause D) a watch and wait attitude |
Identifying and eradicating the cause |
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The Greek word chalasia means A) dehydration B) relaxation C) manifestation D) stimulation |
Relaxation |
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Outcomes in a nursing care plan for children with gastroenteritis include: A) urine output below 1 mL/kg/hr B) keeping the child cool. C) preventing a fluid and electrolyte Imbalance. D) the child showing signs of secondary infection |
Preventing a fluid and electrolyte imbalance |
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Parenteral fluids are those given by; A) mouth B) a bottle C) some route other than the digestive tract D) a straw |
Some route other than the digestive tract |
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Characteristic tenderness in appendicitis occurs at which location in the lower quadrant of the abdomen? A) pyloric stenosis B) McBurney’s point C) hypotonia D) Epstein’s pearls |
McBurney’s point |
