When preparing to assist in a scoliosis screening clinic, the practical nurse (PN) should identify which age group will be included in the examinations?

Late adolescent boys.

Preschoolers of both genders.

Early adolescent girls.

Seven to ten-year-old boys.

Answer and Explanation

The Correct Answer is C

Scoliosis screening is typically performed on early adolescent girls, as this is the age group that is most commonly aﬀected by the condition. Early detection and intervention can help prevent the progression of scoliosis and improve outcomes.

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Correct Answer is D

Explanation

The practical nurse (PN) should first massage the fundus and expel retained lochia and clots to help the uterus contract and prevent postpartum hemorrhage.

Taking the vital signs and opening the IV infusion rate of oxytocin (A) may be necessary but not as urgent as massaging the fundus.

Notifying the registered nurse (RN) that the client's bladder is distended (B) is not relevant to addressing the client's boggy and displaced fundus.

Putting the infant to breast to suckle and stimulate oxytocin secretion (C) is a valid intervention, but it is not the first priority when the client's fundus becomes boggy and displaced above the umbilicus.

A. The child likes to wiggle the fingers on the hand of the aﬀected side. B. The child's radial pulse volume on the aﬀected arm is difficult to palpate. C. An accurate respiratory rate cannot be measured because of the child's crying. D. The parents of the child are requesting that the child receive an analgesic.

Correct Answer is B

Explanation

This could indicate reduced blood ﬂow to the aﬀected arm, which may be a sign of compartment syndrome. Compartment syndrome is a serious condition that requires immediate intervention by a registered nurse (RN). The other options may also require intervention, but they are not as urgent as the situation described in option B.

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Correct Answer is D

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