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    1. This document contains a rotational exam for pediatric nursing students at the BeGH pediatric ward. It includes questions on normal body temperature, fever interventions, patient information, IV fluid abbreviations, IV fluid administration, medication administration abbreviations, and a drug study component. 2. The exam tests students on identifying normal body temperature, the meaning of TSB as a fever intervention, patient name and diagnosis, IV fluid abbreviations like D5LRS and PNSS, IV fluid administration rates, medication frequency abbreviations like BID and PRN, and selecting the correct focus for a patient diagnosis. 3. It also includes space for students to show the calculation of IV fluid drop rates and to provide the name

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    1. This document contains a rotational exam for pediatric nursing students at the BeGH pediatric ward. It includes questions on normal body temperature, fever interventions, patient information, IV fluid abbreviations, IV fluid administration, medication administration abbreviations, and a drug study component. 2. The exam tests students on identifying normal body temperature, the meaning of TSB as a fever intervention, patient name and diagnosis, IV fluid abbreviations like D5LRS and PNSS, IV fluid administration rates, medication frequency abbreviations like BID and PRN, and selecting the correct focus for a patient diagnosis. 3. It also includes space for students to show the calculation of IV fluid drop rates and to provide the name

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    1. This document contains a rotational exam for pediatric nursing students at the BeGH pediatric ward. It includes questions on normal body temperature, fever interventions, patient information, IV fluid abbreviations, IV fluid administration, medication administration abbreviations, and a drug study component. 2. The exam tests students on identifying normal body temperature, the meaning of TSB as a fever intervention, patient name and diagnosis, IV fluid abbreviations like D5LRS and PNSS, IV fluid administration rates, medication frequency abbreviations like BID and PRN, and selecting the correct focus for a patient diagnosis. 3. It also includes space for students to show the calculation of IV fluid drop rates and to provide the name

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    COLLEGE OF NURSING

    BeGH – Pediatric Ward


    Rotational Exam
    PREPARED BY: DELA ROSA, JR., IMATONG, LE., MACANLALAY, RE

    I. Identification
    Instructions: Read the Questions carefully and place your answers on the space provided
    _______________________ 1. What is the normal body temperature in Celsius?
    _______________________ 2. In the case of a fever and the Doctor has not yet given an antipyretic, one of the
    first independent Nursing Interventions we do is TSB. What does TSB stand for?
    _______________________ 3. What is the name of your 1st day patient, and their admitting diagnosis
    Situation: In The IVF Monitoring, You use abbreviations to record the IVFs you've hooked and replaced
    _______________________ 4. What does D5LRS stand for?
    _______________________ 5. What does PNSS stand for?
    _______________________ 6. You notice your patient's IVF is about to run out, and need to prepare to change
    your patients IVF, where will you check the follow up order?
    Situation: You are going to change the IVF Bottle of your patient:
    _______________________ 7. What color is the label of PNSS?
    _______________________ 8. What color is the label of D5LRS?
    _______________________ 9. What color is the label of BMMS?
    _______________________ 10. PCAP is one of the prominent diagnoses in the Pedia Ward. What does PCAP
    Stand For?
    Situation: In the Medication Treatment Sheet, we often see the Frequency of Meds in abbreviated form.
    _______________________ 11. What does BID stand for?
    _______________________ 12. What does OD stand for?
    _______________________ 13. What does PRN stand for?
    _______________________ 14. TRUE or FALSE 》》》 I Received a patient with an Admitting Diagnosis of
    Closed, Displaced, Complete Femoral Fracture with complaints of Pain upon
    Assessment/Survey. My Focus for the FDAR will be "HIP FRACTURE".

    II. IVF Calculation


    Instructions: Calculate for the drops/min of the following IVF for the appropriate situation. Show your Solution. Write
    the correct unit of measure [2pts each; 1pt for the Solution, 1pt for the Final Answer]

    1. You Hooked D5LRS 500CC x 18hrs using a Micro set; what is you drops/min
    2. You Hooked PNSS 1000CC x 24 hours using a Macro set; what is your drops/min

    3. You received BMSS 1000CC @ 500CC level due by the end of your Shift; Assuming the IVF is on schedule,
    what is your Drops/min

    III. Drug Study


    Instructions: GIVE THE NAME OF THE DRUGS FROM YOUR DRUG STUDY, THEIR DRUG CLASSIFICATION,
    AND THEIR INDICATION. The Indication must relate to your patient/s. 3 points each and an additional 1 point if all 3
    drugs are correct for a total of 10 points.
    DRUG NAME DRUG CLASSIFICATION INDICATION

    ☆★☆BONUS☆★☆ [1pt only]


    What are the Names of your 3 Head Nurses? [Must include First Name]

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