Pediatric Primary Care Burns Exam Questions and Correct Answers

Pediatric Primary Care Burns Exam
Questions and Correct Answers
Question 1
What is advice regarding comfort feeding?
Correct Answer
avoid



Question 2
When does a child begin to respond to its name?
Correct Answer
6 months



Question 3
tmt ophthalmia neonatorum due to HSV
Correct Answer
hospitalize, antivirals--topical and systemic



Question 4
What BMI percentile is considered obese?
Correct Answer
95th or higher



Question 5
When is most head growth completed? What is the significance of head
circumference?
Correct Answer
4 years; brain growth




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,Question 6
What do the nutritional standards for children emphasize?
Correct Answer
- Breast milk is the best food for infants.
- Foods should come predominantly from plants, especially: Whole grains, fruits,
vegetables, legumes & nuts
- Iron-rich foods are essential, especially for infants and adolescents
- Fat intake, particularly saturated fats & cholesterol should be limited. Trans fat
should be eliminated from the diet.
- Simple carbs (ex: refined grains, white bread, sugar, sodas) should be limited.
- Extra calcium, iron, and folic acid are important nutrients in an adolescent girls diet
- Children's diet should include adequate fiber and sodium.



Question 7
Missing this meal is most common in the low-income youth and is associated with
high levels of obesity
Correct Answer
breakfast



Question 8
Children aged 5 to 9 who have contact with same or opposite sexes, play sex games,
or idea about sex - parents should be?
Correct Answer
parents should avoid being overly alarmed if they witness this play.
parents can redirect play



Question 9
Regarding nutrition, what is the goal of the pediatric primary health care provider?
Correct Answer
To ensure that the child is well nourished




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,Question 10
(3) A "constructivist" view of culture is?
Correct Answer
evolving, open



Question 11
Adolescence refers to:
Correct Answer
The psychosocial and emotional transition from childhood to adulthood



Question 12
hyphema
Correct Answer



Question 13
increased babbling, increased repetative babbling (gaga), laughs, vocalized to toys,
spontaneous smile to verbal play, increased intensity to nasal tone, vocalizes when
toy removed, experiments with voice
Correct Answer
3-6 months



Question 14
What is simultaneous bilingualism?
Correct Answer
Occurs when children hear and learn two different languages from infancy




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, Question 15
Full-term babies need nothing other than breast milk or iron-fortified formula until
_____ months old.
Correct Answer
6 months -- although some mothers introduce cereals at 4 months.



Question 16
Name which health behavior prediction model this example applies to
Correct Answer
Assessing the tooth brushing behavior of someone -- The client must believe that
the dental caries are possible; that tooth loss, pain, and disfigurement would be a
consequence.



Question 17
A non-immunologic inability to process or tolerate the food product is _______________.
Correct Answer
Food intolerance



Question 18
What is the basic requirement for language development?
Correct Answer
Cognitive development is the basic requirement for language development because
the child must decipher the rules of language independently, problem solve to
understand the communication of others, and create symbols that reflect his or her
ideas and emotions and can be understood by others.



Question 19
What would be indicated if patient has Softer murmur with squatting and Louder
with Standing and Valsalva Maneuver?
Correct Answer
Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy or mitral valve prolapse must be ruled out




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