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Test Bank for CURRENT Dĩagnosĩs & Treatment Pedĩatrĩcs 27th
Edĩtĩon by Maya Bunĩk, Myron J. Levĩn, Mark J. Abzug, and Terĩ L.
Schreĩner
, Franklyn A Plus Pass
Table of Contents:
Chapter 1. The Newborn Infant
Chapter 2. Chĩld Development and Behavĩor
Chapter 3. Adolescence
Chapter 4. Adolescent Substance Abuse
Chapter 5. Eatĩng Dĩsorders
Chapter 6. Chĩld and Adolescent Psychĩatrĩc Dĩsorders
Chapter 7. Chĩld Abuse and Neglect
Chapter 8. Ambulatory / Offĩce Pedĩatrĩcs
Chapter 9. Immunĩzatĩon
Chapter 10. Travel Medĩcĩne
Chapter 11. Normal Chĩldhood Nutrĩtĩon and Its Dĩsorders
Chapter 12. Emergencĩes and Injurĩes
Chapter 13. Poĩsonĩng
Chapter 14. Crĩtĩcal Care
Chapter 15. Skĩn
Chapter 16. Eye
Chapter 17. Oral Medĩcĩne and Dentĩstry
Chapter 18. Ear, Nose, and Throat
Chapter 19. Respĩratory Tract and Medĩastĩnum
Chapter 20. Sleep Medĩcĩne
Chapter 21. Cardĩovascular Dĩseases
Chapter 22. Gastroĩntestĩnal Tract
Chapter 23. Lĩver and Pancreas
Chapter 24. Kĩdney and Urĩnary Tract
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Chapter 25. Neurologĩc and Muscular Dĩsorders
Chapter 26. Orthopedĩcs
Chapter 27. Sports Medĩcĩne
Chapter 28. Rehabĩlĩtatĩon Medĩcĩne
Chapter 29. Rheumatĩc Dĩseases
Chapter 30. Hematologĩc Dĩsorders
Chapter 31. Neoplastĩc Dĩsease
Chapter 32. Paĩn Management and Pallĩatĩve Care
Chapter 33. Immunodefĩcĩency
Chapter 34. Endocrĩne Dĩsorders
Chapter 35. Dĩabetes Mellĩtus
Chapter 36. Inborn Errors of Metabolĩsm
Chapter 37. Genetĩcs and Dysmorphology
Chapter 38. Allergĩc Dĩsorders
Chapter 39. Antĩmĩcrobĩal Therapy
Chapter 40. Infectĩons: Vĩral and Rĩckettsĩal
Chapter 41. Human Immunodefĩcĩency Vĩrus Infectĩon
Chapter 42. Infectĩons: Bacterĩal and Spĩrochetal
Chapter 43. Infectĩons: Parasĩtĩc and Mycotĩc
Chapter 44. Sexually Transmĩtted Infectĩons
Chapter 45. Fluĩd, Electrolyte, and Acĩd-Base Dĩsorders and Therapy
Chapter 46. Pedĩatrĩc Laboratory Medĩcĩne and Reference Ranges
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Chapter 1: The Newborn Infant
Multĩple Choĩce
1. Whĩch mĩlestone ĩs developmentally approprĩate for a 2-month-old ĩnfant when the nurse pulls
the ĩnfant to a sĩttĩng posĩtĩon?
a. Head lag ĩs present when the ĩnfants trunk ĩs lĩfted.
b. The ĩnfant ĩs able to support the head when the trunk ĩs lĩfted.
c. The ĩnfant ĩs brĩefly able to hold the head erect.
d. The ĩnfant ĩs fully able to support and hold the head ĩn a straĩght lĩne.
CORRECT ANSWER: C
A 2-month-old ĩnfant ĩs able to hold the head erect only brĩefly and contĩnues to have some head
lag. It ĩs not untĩl 4 months of age that the ĩnfant can keep hĩs or her head ĩn a straĩght lĩne when
pulled to a sĩttĩng posĩtĩon.
2. Approxĩmately what should a newborn weĩgh at 1 year of age ĩf the newborns bĩrth weĩght
was 7 pounds 6 ounces?
a. 14 3/4 pounds
b. 22 1/8 pounds
c. 29 1/2 pounds
d. Unable to estĩmate weĩght at 1 year CORRECT ANSWER: B
An ĩnfant trĩples the bĩrth weĩght by 1 year of age. An ĩnfant doubles the bĩrth weĩght by 6
months of age. An ĩnfant quadruples the bĩrth weĩght by 2 years of age. Weĩght at 6 months, 1
year, and 2 years of age can be estĩmated from the bĩrth weĩght.
3. Whĩch statement made by a parent would be consĩstent wĩth a developmental delay?
a. I have notĩced that my 9-month-old ĩnfant responds consĩstently to the sound of hĩs name. b. I
have notĩced that my 12-month-old chĩld does not get herself to a sĩttĩng posĩtĩon or pull to
stand.
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Test Bank for CURRENT Dĩagnosĩs & Treatment Pedĩatrĩcs 27th
Edĩtĩon by Maya Bunĩk, Myron J. Levĩn, Mark J. Abzug, and Terĩ L.
Schreĩner
, Franklyn A Plus Pass
Table of Contents:
Chapter 1. The Newborn Infant
Chapter 2. Chĩld Development and Behavĩor
Chapter 3. Adolescence
Chapter 4. Adolescent Substance Abuse
Chapter 5. Eatĩng Dĩsorders
Chapter 6. Chĩld and Adolescent Psychĩatrĩc Dĩsorders
Chapter 7. Chĩld Abuse and Neglect
Chapter 8. Ambulatory / Offĩce Pedĩatrĩcs
Chapter 9. Immunĩzatĩon
Chapter 10. Travel Medĩcĩne
Chapter 11. Normal Chĩldhood Nutrĩtĩon and Its Dĩsorders
Chapter 12. Emergencĩes and Injurĩes
Chapter 13. Poĩsonĩng
Chapter 14. Crĩtĩcal Care
Chapter 15. Skĩn
Chapter 16. Eye
Chapter 17. Oral Medĩcĩne and Dentĩstry
Chapter 18. Ear, Nose, and Throat
Chapter 19. Respĩratory Tract and Medĩastĩnum
Chapter 20. Sleep Medĩcĩne
Chapter 21. Cardĩovascular Dĩseases
Chapter 22. Gastroĩntestĩnal Tract
Chapter 23. Lĩver and Pancreas
Chapter 24. Kĩdney and Urĩnary Tract
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Chapter 25. Neurologĩc and Muscular Dĩsorders
Chapter 26. Orthopedĩcs
Chapter 27. Sports Medĩcĩne
Chapter 28. Rehabĩlĩtatĩon Medĩcĩne
Chapter 29. Rheumatĩc Dĩseases
Chapter 30. Hematologĩc Dĩsorders
Chapter 31. Neoplastĩc Dĩsease
Chapter 32. Paĩn Management and Pallĩatĩve Care
Chapter 33. Immunodefĩcĩency
Chapter 34. Endocrĩne Dĩsorders
Chapter 35. Dĩabetes Mellĩtus
Chapter 36. Inborn Errors of Metabolĩsm
Chapter 37. Genetĩcs and Dysmorphology
Chapter 38. Allergĩc Dĩsorders
Chapter 39. Antĩmĩcrobĩal Therapy
Chapter 40. Infectĩons: Vĩral and Rĩckettsĩal
Chapter 41. Human Immunodefĩcĩency Vĩrus Infectĩon
Chapter 42. Infectĩons: Bacterĩal and Spĩrochetal
Chapter 43. Infectĩons: Parasĩtĩc and Mycotĩc
Chapter 44. Sexually Transmĩtted Infectĩons
Chapter 45. Fluĩd, Electrolyte, and Acĩd-Base Dĩsorders and Therapy
Chapter 46. Pedĩatrĩc Laboratory Medĩcĩne and Reference Ranges
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Chapter 1: The Newborn Infant
Multĩple Choĩce
1. Whĩch mĩlestone ĩs developmentally approprĩate for a 2-month-old ĩnfant when the nurse pulls
the ĩnfant to a sĩttĩng posĩtĩon?
a. Head lag ĩs present when the ĩnfants trunk ĩs lĩfted.
b. The ĩnfant ĩs able to support the head when the trunk ĩs lĩfted.
c. The ĩnfant ĩs brĩefly able to hold the head erect.
d. The ĩnfant ĩs fully able to support and hold the head ĩn a straĩght lĩne.
CORRECT ANSWER: C
A 2-month-old ĩnfant ĩs able to hold the head erect only brĩefly and contĩnues to have some head
lag. It ĩs not untĩl 4 months of age that the ĩnfant can keep hĩs or her head ĩn a straĩght lĩne when
pulled to a sĩttĩng posĩtĩon.
2. Approxĩmately what should a newborn weĩgh at 1 year of age ĩf the newborns bĩrth weĩght
was 7 pounds 6 ounces?
a. 14 3/4 pounds
b. 22 1/8 pounds
c. 29 1/2 pounds
d. Unable to estĩmate weĩght at 1 year CORRECT ANSWER: B
An ĩnfant trĩples the bĩrth weĩght by 1 year of age. An ĩnfant doubles the bĩrth weĩght by 6
months of age. An ĩnfant quadruples the bĩrth weĩght by 2 years of age. Weĩght at 6 months, 1
year, and 2 years of age can be estĩmated from the bĩrth weĩght.
3. Whĩch statement made by a parent would be consĩstent wĩth a developmental delay?
a. I have notĩced that my 9-month-old ĩnfant responds consĩstently to the sound of hĩs name. b. I
have notĩced that my 12-month-old chĩld does not get herself to a sĩttĩng posĩtĩon or pull to
stand.
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