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Chapterlg1:lgHealthlgStatuslgoflgChildren:lgGloballgandlgNationallgPerspe
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1. Whichlgregionlggloballylghaslgthelghighestlginfantlgmortalitylgrate?
A. Indonesia
B. Southernl g Asia
C. SubSaharanlg AfricalgCorrect
D. Syria
2. Thelgprimarylgcarelgpediatriclgnurselgpractitionerlgunderstandslgthat,lgtolgachie
velgthe
greatestlgworldwide
reductionlginlgchildlgmortalitylgfromlgpneumonialgandlgdiarrhea,lgwhichlginterventio
nlgis
mostlgeffective?
A. Antibiotics
B. Optimall g nutrition
C. Vaccinationsl g Correct
D. Waterlgpurification
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A. GlobalismlghaslgrelativelylglittlelgimpactlgonlgchildlghealthlgmeasureslginlgthelgU.S.
B. Obesitylgrateslgamonglg2to5yearoldslghavelgshownlgalgrece
ntlgsignificant
decrease.lg Correct
.
C. Thelgratelgoflghouseholdlgpovertylgislglowerlgthanlginlgotherlgeconomical
lylgdevelopedlgnations.
D. Younglgchildrenlgwholgattendlgpreschoollgorlgdaylgcarelghavelghigherlgfo
odlginsecurity.
4. Thelgprimarylgcarelgpediatriclgnurselgpractitionerlgunderstandslgthatlgalgmaj
orlgchild
healthlgoutcomelgassociatedlgwithlgworldwidelgclimatelgchangelgis
A. costl g ofl g living.
B. education.
C. nutrition.lgCorrect
D. pollution.
5. Whenlgprovidinglgwelllgchildlgcarelgforlganlginfantlginlgthelgfirstlgyearlgoflglife,lgt
helgprimary
carelgpediatriclgnurselgpractitionerlgislgadheringlgtolgthelgmostlgrecentlgAmericanlgAcad
emylgof
PediatricsRecommendationslgforlgPreventivelgPediatriclgHealthlgCarelgguidelinesl
gby
A. focusinglglesslgonlgdevelopmentlgandlgmorelgonlgillnesslgpreventionlgan
dlgnutrition.
B. followinglgguidelineslgestablishedlgbylgtheBrightlgFutureslgpublication.
C. schedulinglgwellbabylgvisitslgtolgcoincidelgwithlgkeylgdevelopment
allgmilestones.lgCorrect
D. seeinglgthelginfantlgatlgageslg2,lg4,lg6,lgandlg12lgmonthslgwhenlgimmunizationslga
relgdue.
Chapterlg2.lgUniquelgIssueslginlgPediatrics
1. Algnurselgislgexplaininglgthelgtherapeuticlgmilieulgtolgalgnewlgnurse.lgThelgb
estlgexplanationlgoflgthislgtermlgwouldlgbe:
1. Thelgplacelgwherelgthelgchildlgislgreceivinglgcare.
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2. Grouplg therapy.
3. Personallginteractionslgbetweenlgpatientslgandlgstaff.
4. Alllgoflgthelgabovelgarelgcorrect.
lgANS:lg4
2. Alg16-year-oldlgmalelghaslgreceivedlgalgpink-
sliplgfromlgthelgpolicelgforlginpatientlgpsychiatriclgtreatment.lgThelgteen
haslgbeenlgexpressinglgthoughtslgoflghanginglghimselflgbecauselgLifelgsucks.lgThelgnu
rsinglgstafflgshouldlgconsider
placinglgthelgchild:
1. Withlgpeers.
2. Inlganlgarealgwherelghelgcanlgbelgwatchedlgone-on-one.
3. Withlg algroommatelg thatlgislg expressinglgthelg samelg concerns.
4. Inlganlgarealgcloselgtolganlgexternallgdoor
.lgANS:lg2
3. Learninglgdisabilitieslginlgchildrenlghavelgscientificallylgbeenlglinkedlgto:
1. Poorlgnutrition.
2. Thelgenvironmentlginlgwhichlgthelgchildlglives.
3. Genetics.
4. Watchinglgmorelgthanlgfourlghourslgoflgtelevisionlgalgda
y.lgANS:lg3
4.lgAlgmentallghealthlgnurselghaslgassessedlgalgchildlgandlgdeterminedlgthatlgthelgchildlge
xhibitslgbehaviorallgchallenges.
Whenlgthelgschoollgnurselgexplainslgthislgtolgalgteacher,lgthelgbestlgdescriptionlgwoul
dlgbe:
.
1. Thelgchildlgmaylgexhibitlgphysicallgoutbursts.
2. Thelgchildlgmaylgexhibitlgviolencelgtowardlgothers.
3. Thelgchildlgmaylgbelgdefiantlgorlghavelgtantrums.
4. Thelgchildlgwilllgneedlgspeciallginterventionslgforlglearning
.lgANS:lg3
5. Algchildlgthatlghaslgnotlgexhibitedlgenuresislginlgfourlgyearslghaslgexhibitedlgt
hislgbehaviorlgpatternlgforlgthelglastlgweek.
Thelgreasonlgalgchildlgmaylgrevertlgbacklgtolgthislgbehaviorlgpatternlgislgbecauselgof:
1. Hallucinations.
2. Behaviorallg challenges.
3. Delusions.
4. Stress.
ANS:lg4
6. Anlg18-year-
oldlgmalelghaslgcalledlgthelgcrisislglinelgforlghelp.lgThelgcrisislgnurselgrecognizeslg
thelginterventionlgneeds
maylgconsistlgoflgalllgoflgthelgfollowinglgexcept:
1. Discussinglg thelg individualslg everydaylg activities.
2. Recognizinglgthatlgthelgpatientlgmaylgbelginlgalgcatharsislgstate.
3. Expressinglgempathylgtowardlgthelgcaller.
4. Avoidinglg entropy.
ANS:lg1
7. Anlg8-year-
oldlgboylgwithlgalghistorylgoflghallucinationslgandlgviolentlgbehaviorlghaslgbeenlgplac
elginlgalgseclusionlgroom
atlgthelghospitallgbecauselghelghaslgbeenlghurtinglgothers.lgThelgnurselgcheckslgonlgthelgp
atientlgandlgrealizeslgshelgmustlgtake
himlgoutlgoflgthelgseclusionlgroomlgwhen:
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2. Hel g states,l g Il g willl g bel g al g goodl g boyl g now.
.
3. Hel g startsl g headbuttingl g thel g window.
4. Hel g complainsl g thatl g hisl g parentsl g willl g filel g al
g lal g wsuit.ANS:l g 3
8. Al g childl g hasl g beenl g exhibitingl g thel g MacDonaldl g Triad.l g Thesel g behav
iorsl g inlgclude:
1. Enuresis,l g pushingl g others,l g andl g pyromania.
2. Swingingl g al g catl g byl g thel g tail,l g bed-
wetting,l g andl g lightingl g paperl g onl g firel g inl g thes6trashl g can.
3. Playingl g withl g otherl g children,l g laughing,l g andl g conversingl g withl g adults.
4. Playingl g withl g al g campfire,l g watchingl g television,l g andl g seekingl g ad
ultl g attlgention.ANS:l g 2
9. Al g teenagerl g diagnosedl g withl g borderlinel g personalitys6disorders6shouldl
g halgves6dischargel g planningl g instructions l g of:
1. Al g consistentl g caregiver.
2. Monitoringl g ofl g media,l g suchl g asl g thel g Internet,s6television,s6ands6videol
g gamlg es.
3. Obtainingl g supportl g froml g familyl g andl g friends.
4. Seekingl g medicall g attentionl g whenl g thel g teenagerl g
feelslggood.ANS:l g 3
10. Al g mentall g healthl g nursel g isl g teachingl g thes6motherl g ofl g al g childl g wi
thl g execlgutives6functioningl g issuesl g waysl g tol g help
herl g child.l g Interventionsl g thes6motherl g shouldl g uses6include:
1. Placingl g visuall g aidsl g onl g thes6bathrooms6mirrorl g sol g thatl g thel g child
l g willl g flg ollowl g themorningl g routine.
2. Givel g thel g childl g al g choices6ins6foodsl g tos6eat.
3. Allowingl g thel g childs6tol g askl g forl g helps6whenl g needed.
4. Remindingl g thel g childs6tos6bel g nicel g tol g o
tlghers.ANS:l g 1
.
11. s6Ellie,l g as69-year-
oldl g girl,l g wass6adoptedl g byl g al g familyl g atl g thel g agel g ofl g 4l g afterl g sev
erall g yearslgoflgseverelgneglectlgbylgherlgbirthlgfamily.lgThelgadoptivelgfamilylghass
6beenlgrlgeportings6thats6Elliel g isl g angryl g al g lot,l g manipulativel g withl g her
teachers,lgandlgdoeslgnotlgseeklgpositivelgattention.lgThelgnurselgworkinglgwithlgEllie
s6willl g needl g to:
1. Providel g educationl g onl g decreasingl g stimulil g inl g thel g homel g envi
ronmelgntl g thattriggersl g thel g anger.
2. Realizel g Elliel g mayl g havel g attachmentl g issuesl g relatedl g tol g herl g p
reviouslghistorys6andl g willl g needl g tol g encouragel g the
familyl g tol g bel g activel g inl g herl g care.
3. Supportl g thel g familyl g inl g thel g decision-
makingl g processl g ofl g continuingl g tol g letl g Ellielivel g inl g thel g home.
4. Discussl g inpatientl g therapyl g tol g decreasel g Ellies
manipulativel g belghaviors6patterns.
ANS:l g 2
12. Anl g infantl g displaysl g depressionl g by:
1. Smilingl g l g atl g l g strangers.
2. Bondingl g tol g someonel g otherl g thanl g thel g immediatel g family.
3. Cryingl g morel g thanl g anl g averagel g infant.
Burns Pediatric Primary Care 7th Edition Test Bank
Questions and Answers 1-46 complete chapters Latest
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Burns'lgPediatriclgPrimarylgCarelg7thlgEditionlgTestlgBank
Chapterlg1:lgHealthlgStatuslgoflgChildren:lgGloballgandlgNationallgPerspe
ctives
1. Whichlgregionlggloballylghaslgthelghighestlginfantlgmortalitylgrate?
A. Indonesia
B. Southernl g Asia
C. SubSaharanlg AfricalgCorrect
D. Syria
2. Thelgprimarylgcarelgpediatriclgnurselgpractitionerlgunderstandslgthat,lgtolgachie
velgthe
greatestlgworldwide
reductionlginlgchildlgmortalitylgfromlgpneumonialgandlgdiarrhea,lgwhichlginterventio
nlgis
mostlgeffective?
A. Antibiotics
B. Optimall g nutrition
C. Vaccinationsl g Correct
D. Waterlgpurification
3. WhichlgislgtruelgaboutlgthelghealthlgstatuslgoflgchildrenlginlgthelgUnitedlgStates?
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A. GlobalismlghaslgrelativelylglittlelgimpactlgonlgchildlghealthlgmeasureslginlgthelgU.S.
B. Obesitylgrateslgamonglg2to5yearoldslghavelgshownlgalgrece
ntlgsignificant
decrease.lg Correct
.
C. Thelgratelgoflghouseholdlgpovertylgislglowerlgthanlginlgotherlgeconomical
lylgdevelopedlgnations.
D. Younglgchildrenlgwholgattendlgpreschoollgorlgdaylgcarelghavelghigherlgfo
odlginsecurity.
4. Thelgprimarylgcarelgpediatriclgnurselgpractitionerlgunderstandslgthatlgalgmaj
orlgchild
healthlgoutcomelgassociatedlgwithlgworldwidelgclimatelgchangelgis
A. costl g ofl g living.
B. education.
C. nutrition.lgCorrect
D. pollution.
5. Whenlgprovidinglgwelllgchildlgcarelgforlganlginfantlginlgthelgfirstlgyearlgoflglife,lgt
helgprimary
carelgpediatriclgnurselgpractitionerlgislgadheringlgtolgthelgmostlgrecentlgAmericanlgAcad
emylgof
PediatricsRecommendationslgforlgPreventivelgPediatriclgHealthlgCarelgguidelinesl
gby
A. focusinglglesslgonlgdevelopmentlgandlgmorelgonlgillnesslgpreventionlgan
dlgnutrition.
B. followinglgguidelineslgestablishedlgbylgtheBrightlgFutureslgpublication.
C. schedulinglgwellbabylgvisitslgtolgcoincidelgwithlgkeylgdevelopment
allgmilestones.lgCorrect
D. seeinglgthelginfantlgatlgageslg2,lg4,lg6,lgandlg12lgmonthslgwhenlgimmunizationslga
relgdue.
Chapterlg2.lgUniquelgIssueslginlgPediatrics
1. Algnurselgislgexplaininglgthelgtherapeuticlgmilieulgtolgalgnewlgnurse.lgThelgb
estlgexplanationlgoflgthislgtermlgwouldlgbe:
1. Thelgplacelgwherelgthelgchildlgislgreceivinglgcare.
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2. Grouplg therapy.
3. Personallginteractionslgbetweenlgpatientslgandlgstaff.
4. Alllgoflgthelgabovelgarelgcorrect.
lgANS:lg4
2. Alg16-year-oldlgmalelghaslgreceivedlgalgpink-
sliplgfromlgthelgpolicelgforlginpatientlgpsychiatriclgtreatment.lgThelgteen
haslgbeenlgexpressinglgthoughtslgoflghanginglghimselflgbecauselgLifelgsucks.lgThelgnu
rsinglgstafflgshouldlgconsider
placinglgthelgchild:
1. Withlgpeers.
2. Inlganlgarealgwherelghelgcanlgbelgwatchedlgone-on-one.
3. Withlg algroommatelg thatlgislg expressinglgthelg samelg concerns.
4. Inlganlgarealgcloselgtolganlgexternallgdoor
.lgANS:lg2
3. Learninglgdisabilitieslginlgchildrenlghavelgscientificallylgbeenlglinkedlgto:
1. Poorlgnutrition.
2. Thelgenvironmentlginlgwhichlgthelgchildlglives.
3. Genetics.
4. Watchinglgmorelgthanlgfourlghourslgoflgtelevisionlgalgda
y.lgANS:lg3
4.lgAlgmentallghealthlgnurselghaslgassessedlgalgchildlgandlgdeterminedlgthatlgthelgchildlge
xhibitslgbehaviorallgchallenges.
Whenlgthelgschoollgnurselgexplainslgthislgtolgalgteacher,lgthelgbestlgdescriptionlgwoul
dlgbe:
.
1. Thelgchildlgmaylgexhibitlgphysicallgoutbursts.
2. Thelgchildlgmaylgexhibitlgviolencelgtowardlgothers.
3. Thelgchildlgmaylgbelgdefiantlgorlghavelgtantrums.
4. Thelgchildlgwilllgneedlgspeciallginterventionslgforlglearning
.lgANS:lg3
5. Algchildlgthatlghaslgnotlgexhibitedlgenuresislginlgfourlgyearslghaslgexhibitedlgt
hislgbehaviorlgpatternlgforlgthelglastlgweek.
Thelgreasonlgalgchildlgmaylgrevertlgbacklgtolgthislgbehaviorlgpatternlgislgbecauselgof:
1. Hallucinations.
2. Behaviorallg challenges.
3. Delusions.
4. Stress.
ANS:lg4
6. Anlg18-year-
oldlgmalelghaslgcalledlgthelgcrisislglinelgforlghelp.lgThelgcrisislgnurselgrecognizeslg
thelginterventionlgneeds
maylgconsistlgoflgalllgoflgthelgfollowinglgexcept:
1. Discussinglg thelg individualslg everydaylg activities.
2. Recognizinglgthatlgthelgpatientlgmaylgbelginlgalgcatharsislgstate.
3. Expressinglgempathylgtowardlgthelgcaller.
4. Avoidinglg entropy.
ANS:lg1
7. Anlg8-year-
oldlgboylgwithlgalghistorylgoflghallucinationslgandlgviolentlgbehaviorlghaslgbeenlgplac
elginlgalgseclusionlgroom
atlgthelghospitallgbecauselghelghaslgbeenlghurtinglgothers.lgThelgnurselgcheckslgonlgthelgp
atientlgandlgrealizeslgshelgmustlgtake
himlgoutlgoflgthelgseclusionlgroomlgwhen:
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2. Hel g states,l g Il g willl g bel g al g goodl g boyl g now.
.
3. Hel g startsl g headbuttingl g thel g window.
4. Hel g complainsl g thatl g hisl g parentsl g willl g filel g al
g lal g wsuit.ANS:l g 3
8. Al g childl g hasl g beenl g exhibitingl g thel g MacDonaldl g Triad.l g Thesel g behav
iorsl g inlgclude:
1. Enuresis,l g pushingl g others,l g andl g pyromania.
2. Swingingl g al g catl g byl g thel g tail,l g bed-
wetting,l g andl g lightingl g paperl g onl g firel g inl g thes6trashl g can.
3. Playingl g withl g otherl g children,l g laughing,l g andl g conversingl g withl g adults.
4. Playingl g withl g al g campfire,l g watchingl g television,l g andl g seekingl g ad
ultl g attlgention.ANS:l g 2
9. Al g teenagerl g diagnosedl g withl g borderlinel g personalitys6disorders6shouldl
g halgves6dischargel g planningl g instructions l g of:
1. Al g consistentl g caregiver.
2. Monitoringl g ofl g media,l g suchl g asl g thel g Internet,s6television,s6ands6videol
g gamlg es.
3. Obtainingl g supportl g froml g familyl g andl g friends.
4. Seekingl g medicall g attentionl g whenl g thel g teenagerl g
feelslggood.ANS:l g 3
10. Al g mentall g healthl g nursel g isl g teachingl g thes6motherl g ofl g al g childl g wi
thl g execlgutives6functioningl g issuesl g waysl g tol g help
herl g child.l g Interventionsl g thes6motherl g shouldl g uses6include:
1. Placingl g visuall g aidsl g onl g thes6bathrooms6mirrorl g sol g thatl g thel g child
l g willl g flg ollowl g themorningl g routine.
2. Givel g thel g childl g al g choices6ins6foodsl g tos6eat.
3. Allowingl g thel g childs6tol g askl g forl g helps6whenl g needed.
4. Remindingl g thel g childs6tos6bel g nicel g tol g o
tlghers.ANS:l g 1
.
11. s6Ellie,l g as69-year-
oldl g girl,l g wass6adoptedl g byl g al g familyl g atl g thel g agel g ofl g 4l g afterl g sev
erall g yearslgoflgseverelgneglectlgbylgherlgbirthlgfamily.lgThelgadoptivelgfamilylghass
6beenlgrlgeportings6thats6Elliel g isl g angryl g al g lot,l g manipulativel g withl g her
teachers,lgandlgdoeslgnotlgseeklgpositivelgattention.lgThelgnurselgworkinglgwithlgEllie
s6willl g needl g to:
1. Providel g educationl g onl g decreasingl g stimulil g inl g thel g homel g envi
ronmelgntl g thattriggersl g thel g anger.
2. Realizel g Elliel g mayl g havel g attachmentl g issuesl g relatedl g tol g herl g p
reviouslghistorys6andl g willl g needl g tol g encouragel g the
familyl g tol g bel g activel g inl g herl g care.
3. Supportl g thel g familyl g inl g thel g decision-
makingl g processl g ofl g continuingl g tol g letl g Ellielivel g inl g thel g home.
4. Discussl g inpatientl g therapyl g tol g decreasel g Ellies
manipulativel g belghaviors6patterns.
ANS:l g 2
12. Anl g infantl g displaysl g depressionl g by:
1. Smilingl g l g atl g l g strangers.
2. Bondingl g tol g someonel g otherl g thanl g thel g immediatel g family.
3. Cryingl g morel g thanl g anl g averagel g infant.
