The nurse is caring for a child with chronic otitis media infections. Which prescription by the health care provider will the nurse anticipate?

Monospot test

MRI of the ear

Lumbar puncture

Audiology consult

Answer and Explanation

The Correct Answer is D

A. A Monospot test is used to detect infectious mononucleosis, which is unrelated to chronic ear infections.

B. MRI is generally reserved for evaluating structural abnormalities, tumors, or complications, not routine chronic otitis media.

C. Lumbar puncture is used to diagnose central nervous system infections or conditions like meningitis, not ear infections.

D. Chronic otitis media can lead to hearing loss or speech delays. An audiology consult is appropriate to assess the child’s hearing and determine if further intervention, such as hearing aids or surgical options, is needed.

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Correct Answer is A

Explanation

A. Clients with cholecystitis should follow a low-fat diet and avoid fried, greasy, or high-fat foods to reduce gallbladder stimulation and prevent painful episodes.
B. A diet high in cholesterol and salt worsens gallbladder disease and is not recommended.
C. Eggs and cheese are high in fat and can trigger biliary colic.
D. A high-calorie, low-protein diet is not appropriate and may worsen maternal and fetal outcomes.

A. All visitors will need to wear gloves if they are touching you. B. Visitors can only stay in your room for 10 minutes at a time, C. Only your family may come to visit you while you are here. D. Visitors will need to wear a mask when they are in your room.

Correct Answer is D

Explanation

A. Gloves are required only when direct contact with body fluids is anticipated; they are not necessary for every visitor.
B. Limiting visits to 10 minutes is not an evidence-based requirement; the focus should be on proper precautions, not strict time limits.
C. Restricting visits to family only is not required; anyone may visit as long as they follow infection control precautions.
D. Influenza A is transmitted via respiratory droplets. Visitors and healthcare staff should wear masks when entering the client’s room to reduce the risk of transmission.

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