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n, Mary Dirks, Martha Driessack, Kare
5t 5t 5t 5t 5t
n G. Duderstadt, Nan M. Gaylord
5t 5t 5t 5t 5t
COMPLETE CHAPTERS 1- 5t 5t
46 WITH ACCURATE SOLUTIONS| A+ GRADED
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Page5t|5t1
, Chapter5t1:5tHealth5tStatus5tof5tChildren:5tGlobal5tand5tNational5tPerspectives
1. Which5tregion5tglobally5thas5tthe5thighest5tinfant5tmortality5trate?
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B. Southern5tAsia
C. Sub-Saharan5tAfrica5tCorrect
D. Syria
2. The5tprimary5tcare5tpediatric5tnurse5tpractitioner5tunderstands5tthat,5tto5tachieve5tthe5tgreatest5twor
ldwide5treduction5tin5tchild5tmortality5tfrom5tpneumonia5tand5tdiarrhea,5twhich5tintervention5tis5tmo
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B. Optimal5tnutrition
C. Vaccinations5tCorrect
D. Water5tpurification
3. Which5tis5ttrue5tabout5tthe5thealth5tstatus5tof5tchildren5tin5tthe5tUnited5tStates?
A. Globalism5thas5trelatively5tlittle5timpact5ton5tchild5thealth5tmeasures5tin5tthe5tU.S.
B. Obesity5trates5tamong5t25tto5t55tyear5tolds5thave5tshown5ta5trecent5tsignificant5tdecrease.5tCorrect
C. The5trate5tof5thousehold5tpoverty5tis5tlower5tthan5tin5tother5teconomically5tdeveloped5tnations.
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C. nutrition.5tCorrect
D. pollution.
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Chapter5t2.5tUnique5tIssues5tin5tPediatrics
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5tof5thanging5thimself5tbecause5tLife5tsucks.5tThe5tnursing5tstaff5tshould5tconsider5tplacing5tthe5tchild:
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2. The5tenvironment5tin5twhich5tthe5tchild5tlives.
3. Genetics.
4. Watching5tmore5tthan5tfour5thours5tof5ttelevision5ta5tday.5 t ACCURATE5tSOLUTION:5t3
Page5t|5t3
, 4.5tA5tmental5thealth5tnurse5thas5tassessed5ta5tchild5tand5tdetermined5tthat5tthe5tchild5texhibits5tbehavioral5tchalle
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2. The5tchild5tmay5texhibit5tviolence5ttoward5tothers.
3. The5tchild5tmay5tbe5tdefiant5tor5thave5ttantrums.
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Page5t|5t4
5t 5t 5t 5t 5t
ary Care 8th Edition by Dawn L. Garzo
5t 5t 5t 5t 5t 5t 5t
n, Mary Dirks, Martha Driessack, Kare
5t 5t 5t 5t 5t
n G. Duderstadt, Nan M. Gaylord
5t 5t 5t 5t 5t
COMPLETE CHAPTERS 1- 5t 5t
46 WITH ACCURATE SOLUTIONS| A+ GRADED
5t 5t 5t 5t 5t
Page5t|5t1
, Chapter5t1:5tHealth5tStatus5tof5tChildren:5tGlobal5tand5tNational5tPerspectives
1. Which5tregion5tglobally5thas5tthe5thighest5tinfant5tmortality5trate?
A. Indonesia
B. Southern5tAsia
C. Sub-Saharan5tAfrica5tCorrect
D. Syria
2. The5tprimary5tcare5tpediatric5tnurse5tpractitioner5tunderstands5tthat,5tto5tachieve5tthe5tgreatest5twor
ldwide5treduction5tin5tchild5tmortality5tfrom5tpneumonia5tand5tdiarrhea,5twhich5tintervention5tis5tmo
st5teffective?
A. Antibiotics
B. Optimal5tnutrition
C. Vaccinations5tCorrect
D. Water5tpurification
3. Which5tis5ttrue5tabout5tthe5thealth5tstatus5tof5tchildren5tin5tthe5tUnited5tStates?
A. Globalism5thas5trelatively5tlittle5timpact5ton5tchild5thealth5tmeasures5tin5tthe5tU.S.
B. Obesity5trates5tamong5t25tto5t55tyear5tolds5thave5tshown5ta5trecent5tsignificant5tdecrease.5tCorrect
C. The5trate5tof5thousehold5tpoverty5tis5tlower5tthan5tin5tother5teconomically5tdeveloped5tnations.
D. Young5tchildren5twho5tattend5tpreschool5tor5tday5tcare5thave5thigher5tfood5tinsecurity.
4. The5tprimary5tcare5tpediatric5tnurse5tpractitioner5tunderstands5tthat5ta5tmajor5tchild5thealth5toutcome5tass
ociated5twith5tworldwide5tclimate5tchange5tis
A. cost5tof5tliving.
B. education.
C. nutrition.5tCorrect
D. pollution.
Page5t|5t2
,5. When5tproviding5twell5tchild5tcare5tfor5tan5tinfant5tin5tthe5tfirst5tyear5tof5tlife,5tthe5tprimary5tcare5tpedi
atric5tnurse5tpractitioner5tis5tadhering5tto5tthe5tmost5trecent5tAmerican5tAcademy5tof5tPediatrics5tRecom
mendations5tfor5tPreventive5tPediatric5tHealth5tCare5tguidelines5tby
A. focusing5tless5ton5tdevelopment5tand5tmore5ton5tillness5tprevention5tand5tnutrition.
B. following5tguidelines5testablished5tby5tthe5tBright5tFutures5tpublication.
C. scheduling5twell5tbaby5tvisits5tto5tcoincide5twith5tkey5tdevelopmental5tmilestones.5tCorrect
D. seeing5tthe5tinfant5tat5tages5t2,5t4,5t6,5tand5t125tmonths5twhen5timmunizations5tare5tdue.
Chapter5t2.5tUnique5tIssues5tin5tPediatrics
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4. All5tof5tthe5tabove5tare5tcorrect.5 t ACCURATE5tSOLUTION:5t4
2. A5t16-year-old5tmale5thas5treceived5ta5tpink-
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5tof5thanging5thimself5tbecause5tLife5tsucks.5tThe5tnursing5tstaff5tshould5tconsider5tplacing5tthe5tchild:
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4. In5tan5tarea5tclose5tto5tan5texternal5tdoor.5 t ACCURATE5tSOLUTION:5t2
3. Learning5tdisabilities5tin5tchildren5thave5tscientifically5tbeen5tlinked5tto:
1. Poor5tnutrition.
2. The5tenvironment5tin5twhich5tthe5tchild5tlives.
3. Genetics.
4. Watching5tmore5tthan5tfour5thours5tof5ttelevision5ta5tday.5 t ACCURATE5tSOLUTION:5t3
Page5t|5t3
, 4.5tA5tmental5thealth5tnurse5thas5tassessed5ta5tchild5tand5tdetermined5tthat5tthe5tchild5texhibits5tbehavioral5tchalle
nges.5tWhen5tthe5tschool5tnurse5texplains5tthis5tto5ta5tteacher,5tthe5tbest5tdescription5twould5tbe.
1. The5tchild5tmay5texhibit5tphysical5toutbursts.
2. The5tchild5tmay5texhibit5tviolence5ttoward5tothers.
3. The5tchild5tmay5tbe5tdefiant5tor5thave5ttantrums.
4. The5tchild5twill5tneed5tspecial5tinterventions5tfor5tlearning.5 t ACCURATE5tSOLUTION:5t3
5. A5tchild5tthat5thas5tnot5texhibited5tenuresis5tin5tfour5tyears5thas5texhibited5tthis5tbehavior5tpattern5tfor5tt
he5tweek.5tThe5treason5ta5tchild5tmay5trevert5tback5tto5tthis5tbehavior5tpattern5tis5tbecause5tof:
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3. Delusions.
4. Stress.5 t ACCURATE5tSOLUTION:5t4
6. An5t18-year-
old5tmale5thas5tcalled5tthe5tcrisis5tline5tfor5thelp.5tThe5tcrisis5tnurse5trecognizes5tthe5tneeds5tmay5tcons
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2. Recognizing5tthat5tthe5tpatient5tmay5tbe5tin5ta5tcatharsis5tstate.
3. Expressing5tempathy5ttoward5tthe5tcaller.
4. Avoiding5tentropy.5 t ACCURATE5tSOLUTION:5t1
7. An5t8-year-
old5tboy5twith5ta5thistory5tof5thallucinations5tand5tviolent5tbehavior5thas5tbeen5tplace5tin5ta5tseclusion5troo
m5tat5tthe5thospital5tbecause5the5thas5tbeen5thurting5tothers.5tThe5tnurse5tchecks5ton5tthe5tpatient5tand5trealiz
es5tshe5tmust5ttake5thim5tout5tof5tthe5tseclusion5troom5twhen:
1. He5tis5tcrying5tto5tbe5treleased.
2. He5tstates,5tI5twill5tbe5ta5tgood5tboy5tnow.
3. He5tstarts5thead-butting5tthe5twindow.
4. He5tcomplains5tthat5this5tparents5twill5tfile5ta5tlawsuit.5 t ACCURATE5tSOLUTION:5t3
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