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441. The correct answer is: C. Auscultate the heart and lungs
While the child is quiet, auscultation should be performed. It may disturb or upset the child to elicit reflexes or examine the eyes, ears, and mouth first, making auscultation and the remainder of the physical examination difficult. Although most physical examinations proceed from the head to the feet, the nurse should perform the assessment for a child in an order that moves from least to most disturbing from the child's perspective

449. The correct answer is D: Rationalization
Rationalization is justifying illogical or unreasonable ideas, actions, or feelings by developing acceptable explanations that satisfies the teller as well as the listener.

450. Answer is: A. Continue to monitor the respirations
Normal respirations range 12 to 20 BPM; respirations 8 or less are a cause for concern. Vigorous stimulation is not indicated. It is also not necessary to ask the RN to check findings.

451. The correct answer is B: Crashing
Following cocaine use, the intense pleasure is replaced by an equally unpleasant feeling referred to as crashing.