RN Toddler EAQ EXAM 2022

A parent asks the nurse what to do when the toddler has temper tantrums. What play materials should the nurse suggest that the child be offered as another means of expressing anger? Ball and bat Wad of clay Punching bag Pegs and pounding board A nurse is evaluating a 3-year-old child's developmental progress. The inability to perform which task indicates to the nurse that there is a developmental delay? Copying a square Hopping on one foot Catching a ball reliably Using a spoon effectively A 13-month-old toddler has a respiratory tract infection with a low-grade fever. When teaching the parents, which intervention should the nurse emphasize? Encouraging high-calorie snacks to prevent weight loss Keeping the toddler wrapped in blankets to prevent shivering Giving small amounts of clear liquids frequently to prevent dehydration Using cool-water baths to prevent the toddler's fever from increasing further How should a nurse respond to parents who are concerned about separation anxiety in their 15- month-old toddler? "This is an expected developmental reaction." "You may be spending too much time with your child." "It might be helpful to leave your child with someone once in a while." "Toddlers who have separation anxiety may have difficulty when they start school." A 15-month-old child is hospitalized after ingesting toilet bowl cleaner. The mother confides that she feels guilty about leaving the cleaner where her child could get it. What is the best response by the nurse? "Anyone could make a mistake. Don't dwell on it." "Let's not worry about the past. Your child is going to get better." "It was an accident, but you should consider special locks on your closets." "That was careless of you. Please make sure that you poison-proof your house." A 2-year-old toddler has hearing loss caused by recurrent otitis media. What treatment does the nurse anticipate that the practitioner will recommend? Ear drops Myringotomy Mastoidectomy Steroid therapy A 2-year-old toddler requires close supervision to protect against potential accidents. The nurse teaches a class for parents about the learning style of toddlers. How do toddlers learn selfprotection? Through trial-and-error strategies By imitating playmates and siblings By obeying orders from mother and father By playing with age-appropriate toys and puzzles he parents of a 2-year-old child are watching the nurse administer the Denver II Developmental Screening Test to their child. They ask, "Why did you make our child draw on paper? We don't let our child draw at home." What is the best response by the nurse? "I should have asked you about drawing first." "These drawings help us determine your child’s intelligence." "It lets us test the child’s ability to perform tasks requiring the hands." "I don't understand why drawing is forbidden in your home."