#1
Which of the following medications is commonly used for pain relief in pediatric patients?
Warfarin
Ibuprofen
Metoprolol
Lisinopril
#2
Which parameter is crucial for assessing the effectiveness of a pediatric patient's pain management?
Blood pressure
Temperature
Heart rate
Pain scale rating
#3
What is the role of pediatric nurses in educating parents about medication administration at home?
To discourage parents from administering medications
To provide detailed medication instructions
To avoid communication with parents
To leave medication decisions solely to parents
#4
What is the primary consideration when administering liquid medications to pediatric patients?
Use any available measuring device
Use a teaspoon for accuracy
Rely on parental estimates
Use a calibrated measuring device for accurate dosing
#5
What is the main consideration when administering medication to pediatric patients?
Dosage based on weight and age
Dosage based on adult standards
Higher dosage for faster effects
No need for dosage adjustment
#6
Which drug class is commonly used in the treatment of pediatric respiratory conditions, such as asthma?
Antibiotics
Bronchodilators
Antipyretics
Diuretics
#7
What is the primary reason for differences in drug response between pediatric and adult patients?
Genetic factors
Environmental factors
Cultural factors
Gender differences
#8
Which nursing intervention is essential when administering medication to a pediatric patient through a nasogastric (NG) tube?
Elevate the head of the bed
Use a larger tube for faster administration
Administer the medication quickly
Skip dilution for concentrated effect
#9
Which of the following factors is crucial in determining the appropriate dosage of a medication for a pediatric patient?
Parental preference
Drug availability
Patient's weight and age
Drug color and appearance
#10
In pediatric nursing, what is the primary concern when administering intravenous (IV) medications?
Patient comfort
Speed of administration
Risk of fluid overload
Use of larger needles
#11
Which organ plays a crucial role in drug metabolism in pediatric patients?
#12
In pediatric pharmacology, what is the significance of the term 'off-label use'?
Use of medications without a prescription
Use of medications outside approved indications
Use of expired medications
Use of generic medications
#13
Why is it important for pediatric nurses to be knowledgeable about drug interactions?
To increase healthcare costs
To impress colleagues
To prevent adverse reactions
To speed up patient recovery
#14
What is the primary consideration when administering medication to a premature neonate?
Use adult dosages
Adjust dosage based on weight and gestational age
Administer medication only orally
Skip medication administration in premature infants