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1. A mother expresses -Did the imaginary person have a name?
concern about her Rationale: Play is important to the preschool-age child. Pretending be-
preschool-age daugh- comes reality for children at this age. Imaginary friends often come into
ter to a nurse... being when the child is 2 ½ to 3 years of age. Imaginary friends typically
The mother states, disappear by the time the child goes to school. The nurse should reassure
"She was talking to the parent that this is an expected, healthy behavior. Parents should
an imaginary person be encouraged to acknowledge the imaginary friend, call the friend by
yesterday." Which of name, and even participate in play.
the following ques-
tions should the nurse
ask in response to the
mother's statement?
2. A nurse in a pediatric Red macule with honey-colored crusts
clinic is collecting data Red macule with honey-colored crusts are associated with impetigo
from a preschool-age contagiosa Honey-colored crusts develop when vesicles rupture and
child who has sus- theexudate dries.
pected impetigo conta-
giosa. Which of the fol-
lowing manifestations
should the nurse ex-
pect to find with this
skin infection?
3. tinea corporis (ring- Scaly patches that have a clear center are associated with tinea corporis
worm) (ringworm).
Despite its name, it is not caused by a worm but by dermatophyte fungi.
Treatment:
Topical antifungal creams or ointments are usually effective for mild
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cases.
Oral antifungal medications may be prescribed for more severe or wide-
spread infections.
4. verruca (warts) Firm brown papules with a roughened, finely papillomatous texture are
indeed associated with verruca, commonly known as warts. These are
caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV) and is characterized by red
macules that form honey-colored crusts after vesicles rupture.
5. verruca treatment cauterization solid calbon dioxide, liquid nitrogen, and preparations of
salicylic acid used to remove warts
6. A nurse is preparing Explain how the equipment works using correct medical terminology.
to perform a phys- School-age children are interested in learning and building language
ical examination on skills. Therefore, the nurse should explain the function of the equipment
a 10-year-old child. using correct medical terminology. Discuss the benefits of performing
Which of the following the examination with the child.
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sive Physical Assessment of a Child, Ch 11-Anxiey; Ch 12-Trauma & Stress;
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interventions should
the nurse plan to im-
plement?
7. A nurse is obtain- Select a cuff width that covers 40% of the upper arm.
ing the blood pressure Using a blood pressure cuff that is too large or too small will lead to
of a school-age child. inaccurate blood pressure measurement. Therefore, the nurse should
Which of the follow- inspect the limb size of the child and choose a cuff which covers 40% of
ing actions should the the upper arm circumference.
nurse take?
8. A nurse is performing The adolescent makes good eye contact.
an annual physical ex- The nurse should include this information in the general survey. The
amination on an ado- general survey includes identifying the client's demeanor, mood, and
lescent. Which of the interactions with others.
following should the
nurse include in the
general survey?
9. A nurse is caring for "Decrease the stimuli in the client's environment."
a client who is experi-
encing a panic attack.
Which of the follow-
ing actions should the
nurse take during the
client's panic attack?
10. A nurse is caring for Offer the client fluids frequently
a client who has gen-
eralized anxiety disor-
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sive Physical Assessment of a Child, Ch 11-Anxiey; Ch 12-Trauma & Stress;
Ch 13 - Depressive Disorders, Ch 30 - Suicide, Ch 14 - Bipolar Disorders AT
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der and is experienc-
ing a panic level of anx-
iety. Which of the fol-
lowing actions should
the nurse take?
11. A nurse is collecting Heightened perception
data from a client who A client who is experiencing a mild level of anxiety has a heightened
is experiencing a mild perception. The client is able to focus and work toward solving problems.
level of anxiety. Which Slight physical discomforts can occur. Mild irritability and tensionreliev-
of the following find- ing behaviors, such as foot tapping or fidgeting, can occur.
ings should the nurse
expect?
12. A nurse is collecting Difficulty sleeping
data from a client Escitalopram is an SSRI antidepressant. It can cause insomnia. Other ad-
who has generalized verse effects include drowsiness, fatigue, poor concentration, dyspepsia,
anxiety disorder and and sweating.
is taking escitalopram.
Which of the follow-
ing findings should the
nurse expect?
13. Scattered attention A client who is experiencing severe anxiety has distorted perceptions and
span a scattered attention span. The client will be unable to focus or participate
in problem solving. The client can also experience feelings of dread and
intense somatic complaints, such as chest pain, nause and diaphoresis.
14. Withdrawn A client who is experiencing severe anxiety becomes withdrawn. The
client will be unable to focus or participate in problem solving. The client
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sive Physical Assessment of a Child, Ch 11-Anxiey; Ch 12-Trauma & Stress;
Ch 13 - Depressive Disorders, Ch 30 - Suicide, Ch 14 - Bipolar Disorders AT
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1. A mother expresses -Did the imaginary person have a name?
concern about her Rationale: Play is important to the preschool-age child. Pretending be-
preschool-age daugh- comes reality for children at this age. Imaginary friends often come into
ter to a nurse... being when the child is 2 ½ to 3 years of age. Imaginary friends typically
The mother states, disappear by the time the child goes to school. The nurse should reassure
"She was talking to the parent that this is an expected, healthy behavior. Parents should
an imaginary person be encouraged to acknowledge the imaginary friend, call the friend by
yesterday." Which of name, and even participate in play.
the following ques-
tions should the nurse
ask in response to the
mother's statement?
2. A nurse in a pediatric Red macule with honey-colored crusts
clinic is collecting data Red macule with honey-colored crusts are associated with impetigo
from a preschool-age contagiosa Honey-colored crusts develop when vesicles rupture and
child who has sus- theexudate dries.
pected impetigo conta-
giosa. Which of the fol-
lowing manifestations
should the nurse ex-
pect to find with this
skin infection?
3. tinea corporis (ring- Scaly patches that have a clear center are associated with tinea corporis
worm) (ringworm).
Despite its name, it is not caused by a worm but by dermatophyte fungi.
Treatment:
Topical antifungal creams or ointments are usually effective for mild
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sive Physical Assessment of a Child, Ch 11-Anxiey; Ch 12-Trauma & Stress;
Ch 13 - Depressive Disorders, Ch 30 - Suicide, Ch 14 - Bipolar Disorders AT
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cases.
Oral antifungal medications may be prescribed for more severe or wide-
spread infections.
4. verruca (warts) Firm brown papules with a roughened, finely papillomatous texture are
indeed associated with verruca, commonly known as warts. These are
caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV) and is characterized by red
macules that form honey-colored crusts after vesicles rupture.
5. verruca treatment cauterization solid calbon dioxide, liquid nitrogen, and preparations of
salicylic acid used to remove warts
6. A nurse is preparing Explain how the equipment works using correct medical terminology.
to perform a phys- School-age children are interested in learning and building language
ical examination on skills. Therefore, the nurse should explain the function of the equipment
a 10-year-old child. using correct medical terminology. Discuss the benefits of performing
Which of the following the examination with the child.
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ATI Capstone and ATI Live Review Maternity --ATI Skills Module-Comprehen
sive Physical Assessment of a Child, Ch 11-Anxiey; Ch 12-Trauma & Stress;
Ch 13 - Depressive Disorders, Ch 30 - Suicide, Ch 14 - Bipolar Disorders AT
Engage-Obsessive Compulsive…
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interventions should
the nurse plan to im-
plement?
7. A nurse is obtain- Select a cuff width that covers 40% of the upper arm.
ing the blood pressure Using a blood pressure cuff that is too large or too small will lead to
of a school-age child. inaccurate blood pressure measurement. Therefore, the nurse should
Which of the follow- inspect the limb size of the child and choose a cuff which covers 40% of
ing actions should the the upper arm circumference.
nurse take?
8. A nurse is performing The adolescent makes good eye contact.
an annual physical ex- The nurse should include this information in the general survey. The
amination on an ado- general survey includes identifying the client's demeanor, mood, and
lescent. Which of the interactions with others.
following should the
nurse include in the
general survey?
9. A nurse is caring for "Decrease the stimuli in the client's environment."
a client who is experi-
encing a panic attack.
Which of the follow-
ing actions should the
nurse take during the
client's panic attack?
10. A nurse is caring for Offer the client fluids frequently
a client who has gen-
eralized anxiety disor-
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ATI Capstone and ATI Live Review Maternity --ATI Skills Module-Comprehen
sive Physical Assessment of a Child, Ch 11-Anxiey; Ch 12-Trauma & Stress;
Ch 13 - Depressive Disorders, Ch 30 - Suicide, Ch 14 - Bipolar Disorders AT
Engage-Obsessive Compulsive…
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der and is experienc-
ing a panic level of anx-
iety. Which of the fol-
lowing actions should
the nurse take?
11. A nurse is collecting Heightened perception
data from a client who A client who is experiencing a mild level of anxiety has a heightened
is experiencing a mild perception. The client is able to focus and work toward solving problems.
level of anxiety. Which Slight physical discomforts can occur. Mild irritability and tensionreliev-
of the following find- ing behaviors, such as foot tapping or fidgeting, can occur.
ings should the nurse
expect?
12. A nurse is collecting Difficulty sleeping
data from a client Escitalopram is an SSRI antidepressant. It can cause insomnia. Other ad-
who has generalized verse effects include drowsiness, fatigue, poor concentration, dyspepsia,
anxiety disorder and and sweating.
is taking escitalopram.
Which of the follow-
ing findings should the
nurse expect?
13. Scattered attention A client who is experiencing severe anxiety has distorted perceptions and
span a scattered attention span. The client will be unable to focus or participate
in problem solving. The client can also experience feelings of dread and
intense somatic complaints, such as chest pain, nause and diaphoresis.
14. Withdrawn A client who is experiencing severe anxiety becomes withdrawn. The
client will be unable to focus or participate in problem solving. The client
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