Test Bank for Burns’ Pediatric Primary Care | 8th Edition

TEST BANK for Burns' Pediatric Prim
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ary Care 8th Edition by Dawn L. Garz
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on, Mary Dirks, Martha Driessack, Kar
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en G. Duderstadt, Nan M. Gaylord
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COMPLETE CHAPTERS 1- F7 F7


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, ChapterF71:F7HealthF7StatusF7ofF7Children:F7GlobalF7andF7NationalF7Perspectives

1. WhichF7regionF7globallyF7hasF7theF7highestF7infantF7mortalityF7rate?

A. Indonesia

B. SouthernF7Asia

C. Sub-SaharanF7AfricaF7Correct

D. Syria



2. TheF7primaryF7careF7pediatricF7nurseF7practitionerF7understandsF7that,F7toF7achieveF7theF7greatest
F7worldwideF7reductionF7inF7childF7mortalityF7fromF7pneumoniaF7andF7diarrhea,F7whichF7interventi

onF7isF7mostF7effective?

A. Antibiotics

B. OptimalF7nutrition

C. VaccinationsF7Correct

D. WaterF7purification



3. WhichF7isF7trueF7aboutF7theF7healthF7statusF7ofF7childrenF7inF7theF7UnitedF7States?

A. GlobalismF7hasF7relativelyF7littleF7impactF7onF7childF7healthF7measuresF7inF7theF7U.S.

B. ObesityF7ratesF7amongF72F7toF75F7yearF7oldsF7haveF7shownF7aF7recentF7significantF7decrease.F7Correct

C. TheF7rateF7ofF7householdF7povertyF7isF7lowerF7thanF7inF7otherF7economicallyF7developedF7nations.

D. YoungF7childrenF7whoF7attendF7preschoolF7orF7dayF7careF7haveF7higherF7foodF7insecurity.



4. TheF7primaryF7careF7pediatricF7nurseF7practitionerF7understandsF7thatF7aF7majorF7childF7healthF7outcom
eF7associatedF7withF7worldwideF7climateF7changeF7is

A. costF7ofF7living.

B. education.

C. nutrition.F7Correct

D. pollution.



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,5. WhenF7providingF7wellF7childF7careF7forF7anF7infantF7inF7theF7firstF7yearF7ofF7life,F7theF7primaryF7car
eF7pediatricF7nurseF7practitionerF7isF7adheringF7toF7theF7mostF7recentF7AmericanF7AcademyF7ofF7Pedia
tricsF7RecommendationsF7forF7PreventiveF7PediatricF7HealthF7CareF7guidelinesF7by

A. focusingF7lessF7onF7developmentF7andF7moreF7onF7illnessF7preventionF7andF7nutrition.

B. followingF7guidelinesF7establishedF7byF7theF7BrightF7FuturesF7publication.

C. schedulingF7wellF7babyF7visitsF7toF7coincideF7withF7keyF7developmentalF7milestones.F7Correct

D. seeingF7theF7infantF7atF7agesF72,F74,F76,F7andF712F7monthsF7whenF7immunizationsF7areF7due.



ChapterF72.F7UniqueF7IssuesF7inF7Pediatrics

1. AF7nurseF7isF7explainingF7theF7therapeuticF7milieuF7toF7aF7newF7nurse.F7TheF7bestF7explanationF7ofF7thisF7ter
mF7wouldF7be:

1. TheF7placeF7whereF7theF7childF7isF7receivingF7care.

2. GroupF7therapy.

3. PersonalF7interactionsF7betweenF7patientsF7andF7staff.

4. AllF7ofF7theF7aboveF7areF7correct.F 7 ACCURATEF7SOLUTION:F74



2. AF716-year-oldF7maleF7hasF7receivedF7aF7pink-
slipF7fromF7theF7policeF7forF7inpatientF7psychiatricF7treatment.F7TheF7teenF7hasF7beenF7expressingF7tho
ughtsF7ofF7hangingF7himselfF7becauseF7LifeF7sucks.F7TheF7nursingF7staffF7shouldF7considerF7placingF7
theF7child:

1. WithF7peers.

2. InF7anF7areaF7whereF7heF7canF7beF7watchedF7one-on-one.

3. WithF7aF7roommateF7thatF7isF7expressingF7theF7sameF7concerns.

4. InF7anF7areaF7closeF7toF7anF7externalF7door.F 7 ACCURATEF7SOLUTION:F72



3. LearningF7disabilitiesF7inF7childrenF7haveF7scientificallyF7beenF7linkedF7to:

1. PoorF7nutrition.

2. TheF7environmentF7inF7whichF7theF7childF7lives.

3. Genetics.

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, 4. WatchingF7moreF7thanF7fourF7hoursF7ofF7televisionF7aF7day.F 7 ACCURATEF7SOLUTION:F73




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