NUR 370 - Sherpath Actual Questions and Correct Answers
Q1
The progression of function in infants can be described by which patterns of growth anddevelopment?
Answer: Simple to Complex General to Specific
Q2
A rapid pace of growth iscommon in which age group?
Answer: From birth to 2 years From puberty to 15 years
Q3
A typical dietary pattern for optimal growth and development includes which proportions of fat,
carbohydrate, andprotein?
Answer: 20% fat, 50% carbohydrate, and 30% protein
Q4
Which two influences on growth and development increase the risk of occurrence of multifactorial birth
defects?
Answer: If one close relative has a severe form of the defect, then the risk for multifactorial birth
defects
increases.If several close relatives have the defect, whether mild or severe, it will increase the risk
for
multifactorial birth defects
Q5
A 6-month-old infant is brought to the clinic and after assessing the child's head circumference, the
nurse notes that the head circumference for this baby has gone from the 50th percentile to 10th
percentile since the 2-month visit. What mightthis indicate?
Answer: A delay in skull growth Disturbances in nutrition intakeA problem with brain development
Q6
A mother presents to the nurse and states, "just recently my child has developed a positive, 'can-do'
attitude towards all of her tasks." Based on this comment the child has recently reached which stage of
psychosocial development according to Erikson?
Answer: Initiative vs guilt
Q1
The progression of function in infants can be described by which patterns of growth anddevelopment?
Answer: Simple to Complex General to Specific
Q2
A rapid pace of growth iscommon in which age group?
Answer: From birth to 2 years From puberty to 15 years
Q3
A typical dietary pattern for optimal growth and development includes which proportions of fat,
carbohydrate, andprotein?
Answer: 20% fat, 50% carbohydrate, and 30% protein
Q4
Which two influences on growth and development increase the risk of occurrence of multifactorial birth
defects?
Answer: If one close relative has a severe form of the defect, then the risk for multifactorial birth
defects
increases.If several close relatives have the defect, whether mild or severe, it will increase the risk
for
multifactorial birth defects
Q5
A 6-month-old infant is brought to the clinic and after assessing the child's head circumference, the
nurse notes that the head circumference for this baby has gone from the 50th percentile to 10th
percentile since the 2-month visit. What mightthis indicate?
Answer: A delay in skull growth Disturbances in nutrition intakeA problem with brain development
Q6
A mother presents to the nurse and states, "just recently my child has developed a positive, 'can-do'
attitude towards all of her tasks." Based on this comment the child has recently reached which stage of
psychosocial development according to Erikson?
Answer: Initiative vs guilt
