A) "Fevers are most frequently seen in children because of developing immunity."
B) "This is unusual because common diseases of childhood rarely result in fevers."
C) "Your child must be around people with illnesses."
D) "Your child's immunity is compromised."
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A) Convection
B) Conduction
C) Evaporation
D) Radiation
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A) All family members should wear skid-proof footwear.
B) If someone becomes hypothermic, keep the clothing on, cover the person with damp blankets, and have the person drink a cool liquid.
C) All family members should light rain jackets.
D) If someone becomes hypothermic, remove any wet clothing, wrap the person in blankets, and have the person drink a warm liquid.
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A) The room is cold.
B) The client does not have pneumonia.
C) The temperature is not a valid indicator of the pathology of the illness.
D) The client is losing body heat.
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A) CT scan of the abdomen
B) Chest x-ray
C) Urinalysis
D) Complete blood count
E) Bone scan
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A) Shivering occurs when skin receptors perceive a drop in the environmental temperature and transmit sensations to stimulate the sympathetic nervous system.
B) Shivering thermogenesis uses the newborn's stores of brown fat to provide heat.
C) Brown fat produces heat generation, and heat transfer to the peripheral circulation.
D) The extra muscular activity by the infant in cold stress produces a large amount of body heat.
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A) Use warm blankets.
B) Restrict fluids.
C) Apply cool washcloths to the face and neck.
D) Assess vital signs.
E) Remove or loosen clothing around the neck and chest.
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A) Elevate the client's legs.
B) Provide a heating pad to the client's lower back.
C) Elevate the head of the bed.
D) Administer warmed intravenous fluids.
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A) Wearing sandals
B) Consuming alcohol
C) Walking outdoors in 30°F weather
D) Wearing a hat
E) Standing outdoors during a snow storm without a coat
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A) "Core temperature varies widely depending on the outside environment."
B) "The body's surface temperature remains relatively constant."
C) "Chemical thermogenesis occurs with the increase of cortisol."
D) "All muscle activity, regardless of location, produces heat."
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A) Urine output of 20 ml/hour
B) Moist mucous membranes
C) Heart rate of 120 beats per minute
D) Good skin turgor
E) Blood pressure of 118/68 mmHg
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A) "Place the child in a cold bath."
B) "Administer aspirin by either chewable tablet or liquid suspension."
C) "It is not necessary to treat the fever at this point."
D) "If your child is shivering, it is okay to use several blankets to decrease discomfort."
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A) Infection
B) Diet
C) Exercise
D) Stress
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A) Apply warm soaks to the extremities.
B) Use a hyperthermia blanket.
C) Provide warm fluids.
D) Use warm blankets.
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A) Expect the baby to shiver.
B) Keep the newborn's head covered.
C) Cover the newborn with a light sheet during afternoon naps.
D) Notice changes in the baby's respirations and take the appropriate action.
E) Cover the newborn with minimal blankets when out of doors in temperatures in the 50s.
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A) The client will have no evidence of sweating.
B) The client's mucus membranes will be dry.
C) The client's temperature will be within normal limits within 48 to 72 hours of the administration of the antibiotic.
D) The client's temperature will approach normal within 60 minutes of the administration of the antibiotic.
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A) Hyperthermia
B) Anxiety
C) Risk for Imbalanced Body Temperature
D) Deficient Fluid Volume
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A) Providing blankets
B) Keeping the room temperature warm
C) Restricting fluids
D) Encouraging fluids
E) Lowering room temperature
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A) Massage frostbite areas to rewarm them and increase circulation.
B) Rapidly rewarm affected areas in circulating warm water.
C) Keep the client on bedrest with the affected parts elevated.
D) Debride blisters.
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A) Axillary
B) Temporal artery
C) Tympanic
D) Rectal
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