Practice Question
A 9-year-old with sickle cell anemia wants to participate in school activities but their parent is afraid. What school activity could the nurse suggest for the child with sickle cell anemia?
Answer Choices:
Correct Answer:
Art Club
Rationale:
🟣 Children with sickle cell anemia are at risk for vaso-occlusive crises, especially when exposed to dehydration, hypoxia, overexertion, and cold temperatures.
🟣 Activities like ice hockey or football involve physical stress and potential trauma, increasing the risk of sickling events.
🟣 Basketball, though less extreme, can still be physically demanding and cause overheating or dehydration.
🟣 Art club is a safe, non-strenuous activity that allows the child to socialize and participate in school life without health risks.
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This question is from ATI LPN Pediatric Nursing Cohort 65 which contains 41 questions.
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Answer Choices:
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Question Details
- Category: LPN Nursing Exam(s)
- Subcategory: LPN ATI Exams
- Domain: Pediatrics
- Answer Choices: 4
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