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The nurse educates the family of a child with Lupus (SLE) about avoiding which of the following triggers that may cause flare-ups?

Infection

Danger

Seasonal protein

Stress

Answer and Explanation

Correct Answer : A,D

a) Infection: Infections can trigger lupus flare-ups due to the body's immune response.

b) Danger: Not typically considered a trigger for lupus flare-ups.

c) Seasonal protein: Not a recognized trigger for lupus flare-ups.

d) Stress: Emotional or physical stress can exacerbate symptoms in individuals with lupus.

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Correct Answer is B

Explanation

a) Ineffective tissue perfusion: Though this might be a concern, the highest priority for an HIV-positive child is the risk of acquiring infections due to compromised immunity.

b) Risk for infection: HIV weakens the immune system, significantly increasing the risk of contracting infections. Preventing infections is the primary focus.

c) Risk for fluid volume deficit: While important, it's not the highest priority compared to the risk of infection due to HIV.

d) Ineffective thermoregulation: Not typically the primary concern for an HIV-positive child compared to the increased risk of infections due to the compromised immune system.

A. A large bore needle with Heimlich valve for needle aspiration B. A chest tube set up C. Intubation setup D. Appropriate self-inflating bag and correct mask size

Correct Answer is C

Explanation

a) A large bore needle with Heimlich valve for needle aspiration: Not typically used in the management of diaphragmatic hernia.

b) A chest tube set up: While useful in other situations, it may not be the immediate priority in managing diaphragmatic hernia.

c) Intubation setup: Essential for respiratory support in newborns with diaphragmatic hernia, as it helps manage respiratory distress.

d) Appropriate self-inflating bag and correct mask size: Important for neonatal resuscitation but doesn’t specifically address the respiratory challenges associated with diaphragmatic hernia.

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