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A 4-month old with Tetralogy of Fallot is in the ER for diarrhea, fever and poor feeding. When the nurse begins the assessment, the infant becomes agitated and cyanotic with shallow respirations. What is the nurse’s BEST action?

You are taking report from a nurse caring for a newborn with Transposition of the Great Vessels (Arteries) who will be undergoing immediate corrective surgery during your shift. In reviewing the care ordered for the child, which interventions would the nurse expect to implement before the child goes to surgery?

The nurse is completing discharge teaching with a parent whose 3-month old baby has recently received cardiac surgery.  Which statement indicates that the mother requires additional teaching regarding the infants care?

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The nurse is completing discharge teaching with a parent whose 3-month old baby has recently received cardiac surgery.  Which statement indicates that the mother requires additional teaching regarding the infants care?

The nurse is completing discharge teaching with a parent whose 3-month old baby has recently received cardiac surgery.  Which statement indicates that the mother requires additional teaching regarding the infants care?

You are caring for an infant whose ductus arteriosus has not closed post delivery.  What is the purpose of the patent ductus arteriosus shunt in utero?

When caring for a teenager who is in the hospital for a CF “tune-up”, what action is an example of the nurse promoting a sense of normalcy?

Which of the defects in Tetralogy of Fallot inhibits the flow of blood into the pulmonary artery?

A new mother calls into the nurse triage line and states that that her 4 month old baby has significant nasal congestion and an intermittent cough. The infant is not nursing well and is fussy. What advice can the nurse provide this mother to assist with breastfeeding her sick infant?