Essentials of Pediatric Nursing 3th Edition Test Bank By Theresa Kyle, Susan Carman - All Chapters |A+
ULTIMATE GUIDE 2023
Essentials of Pediatric Nursing 3th
Edition Test Bank By Theresa Kyle,
Susan Carman - All Chapters |A+
ULTIMATE GUIDE 2023
(Answers given at the end of chapters)
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ULTIMATE GUIDE 2023
ESSENTIALS OF PEDIATRIC NURSING 3RD EDITION
Chapter 1- Perspectives on Maternal, Newborn, and Women’s Health Care
1. The United!!StatesL ranksL 50thL inL theL worldL forL maternalL mortalityL andL 41stL amongL
industrializedL nationsL forL infantL mortalityLrate.L WhenL developingLprogramsL toL assistL inL
decreasingL theseL rates,L whichL factorL wouldL mostL likelyL needL toL beL addressedL asL havingL theL
greatestL impact?
A) ResolvingL allL languageL andL culturalL differences
B) AssuringL earlyL andL adequateL prenatalL care
C) ProvidingL moreL extensiveL women’sL shelters
D) EncouragingL allL womenL toL eatL aL balancedL diet
2. WhenL integratingL theL principlesL ofL family-centeredL care,L theL nurseL wouldL includeL
whichL ofL theL following?
A) ChildbirthL isL viewedL asL aL proceduralL event
B) FamiliesL areL unableL toL makeL informedL choices
C) ChildbirthL resultsL inL changesL inL relationships
D) FamiliesL requireL littleL informationL toL makeL appropriateL decisions
3. WhenL preparingL aL teachingL planL forL aL groupL ofL first-timeL pregnantL women,L theL
nurseL expectsL toL reviewL howL maternityLcareL hasL changedL overL theL years.L WhichL ofL theL
followingLwouldL theL nurseL includeL whenL discussingL eventsL ofL theL 20thL century?
A) EpidemicsL ofL puerperalL fever
B) PerformanceL ofL theL firstL cesareanL birth
C) DevelopmentL ofL theL x-rayL toL assessL pelvicL size
D) CreationL ofL free-standingL birthL centers
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4. AfterL teachingL aL groupL ofL studentsL aboutL pregnancy-relatedL mortality,L theL
instructorL determinesL thatL additionalL teachingL isL neededL whenL theL studentsL identifyL
whichL conditionL asL aL leadingL cause?
A) Hemorrhage
B) Embolism
C) ObstructedL labor
D) Infection
5. TheL nurseL isL workingL withL aL groupL ofL communityL healthL membersL toL developL aL
planL toL addressL theL specialL healthL needsL ofL women.L WhichL ofL theL followingL conditionsL
wouldL theL groupL addressL asL theL majorL problem?
A) Smoking
B) HeartL disease
C) Diabetes
D) Cancer
6. WhenL assessingL aL familyL forL possibleL barriersL toL healthL care,L theL nurseL wouldL
considerL whichL factorL toL beL mostL important?
A) Language
B) HealthL careL workers’L attitudes
C) Transportation
D) Finances
7. AfterL teachingL aL groupL ofL nursingL studentsL aboutL theL issueL ofL informedL consent.L
WhichL ofL theL following,L ifL identifiedL byL theL student,L wouldL indicateL anL understandingL ofL
aL violationL ofL informedL consent?
A) PerformingL aL procedureL onL aL 15-year-oldL withoutL consent
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B) ServingL asL aL witnessL toL theL signatureL process
C) AskingL whetherL theL clientL understandsL whatL sheL isL signing
D) GettingL verbalL consentL overL theL phoneL forL emergencyL procedures
8. TheL nurseL isL tryingL toL getL consentL toL careL forL anL 11-year-oldL boyL withL diabeticL
ketoacidosis.L HisL parentsL areL outL ofL townL onL vacation,L andL theL childL isL stayingL withL aL
neighbor.L WhichL actionL wouldL beL theL priority?
A) GettingL telephoneL consentL withL twoL peopleL listeningL toL theL verbalL consent
B) ProvidingL emergencyL careL withoutL parentalL consent
C) ContactingL theL child’sL auntL orL uncleL toL obtainL theirL consent
D) AdvocatingL forL terminationL ofL parentalL rightsL forL thisL situation
9. AfterL teachingL nursingL studentsL aboutLtheL basicL conceptsL ofL family-centeredL
care,L theL instructorL determinesL thatL theL teachingL wasL successfulL whenL theL studentsL
stateL whichL ofL theL following?
A) ―ChildbirthL affectsLtheL entireL family,L andL relationshipsL willL change.‖
B) ―FamiliesL areL notL capableL ofL makingL healthL careL decisionsL forL themselves.‖
C) ―MothersL areLtheLfamilyLmembersL affectedL byLchildbirth.‖
D) ―ChildbirthL isL aL medicalL procedure.‖
10. AL nursingL instructorL isL preparingL aL classL discussionL onL theL trendsL inL healthL careL andL
healthL careL deliveryL overL theL pastL severalL centuries.L WhenL discussingL theL changesL duringL
theL pastL century,L whichL ofL theL followingL wouldL theL instructorL beL leastL likelyL toL include?
A) DiseaseL prevention
B) HealthL promotion
C) Wellness
D) AnalysisL ofL morbidityL andL mortality
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ULTIMATE GUIDE 2023
Essentials of Pediatric Nursing 3th
Edition Test Bank By Theresa Kyle,
Susan Carman - All Chapters |A+
ULTIMATE GUIDE 2023
(Answers given at the end of chapters)
Test Bank Page 1
, Essentials of Pediatric Nursing 3th Edition Test Bank By Theresa Kyle, Susan Carman - All Chapters |A+
ULTIMATE GUIDE 2023
ESSENTIALS OF PEDIATRIC NURSING 3RD EDITION
Chapter 1- Perspectives on Maternal, Newborn, and Women’s Health Care
1. The United!!StatesL ranksL 50thL inL theL worldL forL maternalL mortalityL andL 41stL amongL
industrializedL nationsL forL infantL mortalityLrate.L WhenL developingLprogramsL toL assistL inL
decreasingL theseL rates,L whichL factorL wouldL mostL likelyL needL toL beL addressedL asL havingL theL
greatestL impact?
A) ResolvingL allL languageL andL culturalL differences
B) AssuringL earlyL andL adequateL prenatalL care
C) ProvidingL moreL extensiveL women’sL shelters
D) EncouragingL allL womenL toL eatL aL balancedL diet
2. WhenL integratingL theL principlesL ofL family-centeredL care,L theL nurseL wouldL includeL
whichL ofL theL following?
A) ChildbirthL isL viewedL asL aL proceduralL event
B) FamiliesL areL unableL toL makeL informedL choices
C) ChildbirthL resultsL inL changesL inL relationships
D) FamiliesL requireL littleL informationL toL makeL appropriateL decisions
3. WhenL preparingL aL teachingL planL forL aL groupL ofL first-timeL pregnantL women,L theL
nurseL expectsL toL reviewL howL maternityLcareL hasL changedL overL theL years.L WhichL ofL theL
followingLwouldL theL nurseL includeL whenL discussingL eventsL ofL theL 20thL century?
A) EpidemicsL ofL puerperalL fever
B) PerformanceL ofL theL firstL cesareanL birth
C) DevelopmentL ofL theL x-rayL toL assessL pelvicL size
D) CreationL ofL free-standingL birthL centers
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4. AfterL teachingL aL groupL ofL studentsL aboutL pregnancy-relatedL mortality,L theL
instructorL determinesL thatL additionalL teachingL isL neededL whenL theL studentsL identifyL
whichL conditionL asL aL leadingL cause?
A) Hemorrhage
B) Embolism
C) ObstructedL labor
D) Infection
5. TheL nurseL isL workingL withL aL groupL ofL communityL healthL membersL toL developL aL
planL toL addressL theL specialL healthL needsL ofL women.L WhichL ofL theL followingL conditionsL
wouldL theL groupL addressL asL theL majorL problem?
A) Smoking
B) HeartL disease
C) Diabetes
D) Cancer
6. WhenL assessingL aL familyL forL possibleL barriersL toL healthL care,L theL nurseL wouldL
considerL whichL factorL toL beL mostL important?
A) Language
B) HealthL careL workers’L attitudes
C) Transportation
D) Finances
7. AfterL teachingL aL groupL ofL nursingL studentsL aboutL theL issueL ofL informedL consent.L
WhichL ofL theL following,L ifL identifiedL byL theL student,L wouldL indicateL anL understandingL ofL
aL violationL ofL informedL consent?
A) PerformingL aL procedureL onL aL 15-year-oldL withoutL consent
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B) ServingL asL aL witnessL toL theL signatureL process
C) AskingL whetherL theL clientL understandsL whatL sheL isL signing
D) GettingL verbalL consentL overL theL phoneL forL emergencyL procedures
8. TheL nurseL isL tryingL toL getL consentL toL careL forL anL 11-year-oldL boyL withL diabeticL
ketoacidosis.L HisL parentsL areL outL ofL townL onL vacation,L andL theL childL isL stayingL withL aL
neighbor.L WhichL actionL wouldL beL theL priority?
A) GettingL telephoneL consentL withL twoL peopleL listeningL toL theL verbalL consent
B) ProvidingL emergencyL careL withoutL parentalL consent
C) ContactingL theL child’sL auntL orL uncleL toL obtainL theirL consent
D) AdvocatingL forL terminationL ofL parentalL rightsL forL thisL situation
9. AfterL teachingL nursingL studentsL aboutLtheL basicL conceptsL ofL family-centeredL
care,L theL instructorL determinesL thatL theL teachingL wasL successfulL whenL theL studentsL
stateL whichL ofL theL following?
A) ―ChildbirthL affectsLtheL entireL family,L andL relationshipsL willL change.‖
B) ―FamiliesL areL notL capableL ofL makingL healthL careL decisionsL forL themselves.‖
C) ―MothersL areLtheLfamilyLmembersL affectedL byLchildbirth.‖
D) ―ChildbirthL isL aL medicalL procedure.‖
10. AL nursingL instructorL isL preparingL aL classL discussionL onL theL trendsL inL healthL careL andL
healthL careL deliveryL overL theL pastL severalL centuries.L WhenL discussingL theL changesL duringL
theL pastL century,L whichL ofL theL followingL wouldL theL instructorL beL leastL likelyL toL include?
A) DiseaseL prevention
B) HealthL promotion
C) Wellness
D) AnalysisL ofL morbidityL andL mortality
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