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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSI
THIRD YEAR SECOND SEMESTER EXAMINATION ? N ?01 _
NURCN 3203 CHILD HEALTH NURSING II - PAPERilf
Date: 09.01.2013
Time: 2 hours
ANSWER ALL SIX QUESTIONS
1. A 14 month old developmentally normal child presents with a generalized tonic- clonic
seizure associated with fever.
1.1.How would you initiate management (30 marks)
1.2.List the measures to control the temperature (30 marks)
1.3. What advice will you give at discharge to the parents regarding further
management if recurrences occur (40marks)
2. A 5 year old child was seen at the outpatient department with multiple small blisters in
the inter-digital space of hands and genital area with itching.
A clinical diagnosis of scabies was made.
2.1.Name the aetiological agent for this condition. (10 marks)
2.2.How will you manage this child (50 marks)
2.3.List the measures to prevent the spread of this condition. (40 marks)
3. Two month old child presented with irritability, poor feeding, inadequate weight gain and
fast breathing. There was neither fever nor runny nose. On examination the heart rate was
160/minute and respiratory rate was 60/minute. There was a gallop rhythm and diagnosis
of congestive cardiac failure caused by congenital heart disease was made.
3.1.Classify the congenital heart diseases. (10 marks)
3.2.List four examples to each category mentioned in 3.1. (40 marks)
3.3.Parents were anxious during the management of the child. How will you
counsel the parents regarding further management and the future of
the child. (50 marks)
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* UNIVERSITY OF JAFFNA, SRI LAN
11
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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSI
THIRD YEAR SECOND SEMESTER EXAMINATION ? N ?01 _
NURCN 3203 CHILD HEALTH NURSING II - PAPERilf
Date: 09.01.2013
Time: 2 hours
ANSWER ALL SIX QUESTIONS
1. A 14 month old developmentally normal child presents with a generalized tonic- clonic
seizure associated with fever.
1.1.How would you initiate management (30 marks)
1.2.List the measures to control the temperature (30 marks)
1.3. What advice will you give at discharge to the parents regarding further
management if recurrences occur (40marks)
2. A 5 year old child was seen at the outpatient department with multiple small blisters in
the inter-digital space of hands and genital area with itching.
A clinical diagnosis of scabies was made.
2.1.Name the aetiological agent for this condition. (10 marks)
2.2.How will you manage this child (50 marks)
2.3.List the measures to prevent the spread of this condition. (40 marks)
3. Two month old child presented with irritability, poor feeding, inadequate weight gain and
fast breathing. There was neither fever nor runny nose. On examination the heart rate was
160/minute and respiratory rate was 60/minute. There was a gallop rhythm and diagnosis
of congestive cardiac failure caused by congenital heart disease was made.
3.1.Classify the congenital heart diseases. (10 marks)
3.2.List four examples to each category mentioned in 3.1. (40 marks)
3.3.Parents were anxious during the management of the child. How will you
counsel the parents regarding further management and the future of
the child. (50 marks)
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4. A seven year old child is admitted to the ward with the history of watery
diarrhea and vomiting of 2 days duration.
4.1.List the types of diarrhoea
4.2.List the signs and symptoms you will look for to assess the level of
Dehydration
4.3.What advice will you give at discharge to prevent the spread of diarrhea
among family members?
5. A 7yr old child is admitted to the casualty pediatric ward with the history of
fever of 8 days duration. He is also having constipation alternating with
diarrhoea. Slide agglutination test (SAT) shows H-1/160 and 0-1/200.
A diagnosis of typhoid is made and treatment is started.
5.1.List 3 modes of transmission of this organism to humans
5.2.Describe the steps in collecting blood sample for blood culture
5.3.Give 3 complication associated with typhoid fever
(20 marks)
(50 marks)
(30 marks)
(30 marks)
(40 marks)
(30 marks)
6. A nine (9) month old baby is brought to the paediatric clinic with poor head
control. The baby has a history of neonatal meningitis and was treated with IV
antibiotics for 21 days but after that they defaulted follow-up. A diagnosis
of cerebral palsy is made.
6.1.Define cerebral palsy
6.2.List the types of cerebral palsy according to the anatomical site
involvement
6.3.List the problems associated with cerebral palsy
6.4.List the management options that are available for developmental delay
(10 marks)
(30 marks)
(30 marks)
(30 marks)
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