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NUR230 GALEN EXAM 3 (PEDS EXAM 1) QUESTIONS
WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS
### 1. What does "enabling" mean in the context of family support?
A) Families get to show and develop caring abilities
B) Families are given money to solve problems
C) Families are left alone without support
D) Families are forced to take control
**Correct Answer: A) Families get to show and develop caring abilities**
### 2. What does "empowerment" involve for families?
A) Families are told what to do
B) Families are given control and the ability to make positive changes
C) Families are ignored in decision-making
D) Families receive constant supervision
**Correct Answer: B) Families are given control and the ability to make positive changes**
### 3. What are some principles of atraumatic care?
A) Promote separation and increase bodily injury
B) Prevent separation, promote a sense of control, and minimize bodily injury
C) Ignore the patient's feelings and focus only on medical treatment
D) Prioritize quick procedures over patient comfort
**Correct Answer: B) Prevent separation, promote a sense of control, and minimize bodily injury**
### 4. What is the role of a pediatric nurse?
A) To focus solely on medical procedures
B) To build a therapeutic relationship, advocate for the family, promote health, prevent injuries, support
families, and mediate
C) To only handle administrative tasks
D) To give instructions without considering the family's needs
**Correct Answer: B) To build a therapeutic relationship, advocate for the family, promote health,
prevent injuries, support families, and mediate**
### 5. Which is an example of atraumatic care?
A) Performing invasive procedures in the patient's room
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B) Performing invasive procedures only in the treatment room
C) Ignoring patient comfort to save time
D) Using force during medical procedures
**Correct Answer: B) Performing invasive procedures only in the treatment room**
### 6. What are primary social roles?
A) Roles related to sports and church
B) Roles related to patients' peers and family
C) Roles in school and work
D) Roles in community service
**Correct Answer: B) Roles related to patients' peers and family**
### 7. What are secondary social roles?
A) Roles related to family and close friends
B) Roles related to sports, church, and community activities
C) Roles in medical treatment
D) Roles in daily chores
**Correct Answer: B) Roles related to sports, church, and community activities**
### 8. How does self-esteem relate to culture?
A) All cultures promote the same level of pride and independence
B) Some cultures encourage more pride and independence than others
C) Culture has no impact on self-esteem
D) Self-esteem is solely determined by individual achievements
**Correct Answer: B) Some cultures encourage more pride and independence than others**
### 9. How do communities affect risky behavior?
A) More external and internal assets lead to more risky behavior
B) More external and internal assets lead to less risky behavior
C) Communities have no effect on risky behavior
D) Risky behavior is only influenced by individual choices
**Correct Answer: B) More external and internal assets lead to less risky behavior**
### 10. What do peer groups influence?
A) Financial stability
B) Risk-taking behaviors and peer pressure
C) Academic performance only
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D) Family relationships
**Correct Answer: B) Risk-taking behaviors and peer pressure**
### 11. How can cultural and religious health beliefs impact care?
A) All practices are accepted in every culture
B) Some practices may be considered abusive and reportable, while others are tolerated
C) Cultural beliefs are irrelevant in health care
D) Only religious practices affect health care
**Correct Answer: B) Some practices may be considered abusive and reportable, while others are
tolerated**
### 12. What does growth involve?
A) Only increase in size of the body
B) Increase in number and size of cells, physiological changes, and physical changes
C) Change in psychological development only
D) None of the above
**Correct Answer: B) Increase in number and size of cells, physiological changes, and physical
changes**
### 13. What is development?
A) Increase in size of the body
B) Advancement from a lower to a more advanced stage through growth, maturation, and learning
C) Random changes in physical appearance
D) Only improvement in physical abilities
**Correct Answer: B) Advancement from a lower to a more advanced stage through growth,
maturation, and learning**
### 14. What are sequential trends in development?
A) Development that does not follow a predictable pattern
B) A predictable sequence that all children follow in growth and development
C) Changes that occur randomly
D) Only changes observed in adulthood
**Correct Answer: B) A predictable sequence that all children follow in growth and development**
### 15. What is cephalocaudal growth?
A) Growth from the center of the body outward
B) Growth from head to toe
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C) Growth from toes to head
D) Growth from the inside of the body outward
**Correct Answer: B) Growth from head to toe**
### 16. What is proximodistal growth?
A) Growth from the head to the toes
B) Growth from the center of the body outward
C) Growth from the outside inward
D) Growth in height only
**Correct Answer: B) Growth from the center of the body outward**
### 17. When does rapid growth occur?
A) Only in adolescence
B) Dramatic growth from birth to 4 years old and again at 12 years old during puberty
C) Only during adulthood
D) Only in early childhood
**Correct Answer: B) Dramatic growth from birth to 4 years old and again at 12 years old during
puberty**
### 18. When does most neurologic maturation occur?
A) Before birth and early childhood
B) Only during adolescence
C) Only during adulthood
D) Throughout the entire lifespan
**Correct Answer: A) Before birth and early childhood**
### 19. What is the outcome of Erikson's psychosocial stage of Trust vs. Mistrust (birth to 1 year)?
A) Sense of guilt
B) Self-control and willpower
C) Faith and optimism
D) Competence
**Correct Answer: C) Faith and optimism**
### 20. What is the outcome of Erikson's psychosocial stage of Initiative vs. Guilt (3-6 years)?
A) Direction and purpose
B) Self-control and willpower
C) Faith and optimism
NUR230 GALEN EXAM 3 (PEDS EXAM 1) QUESTIONS
WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS
### 1. What does "enabling" mean in the context of family support?
A) Families get to show and develop caring abilities
B) Families are given money to solve problems
C) Families are left alone without support
D) Families are forced to take control
**Correct Answer: A) Families get to show and develop caring abilities**
### 2. What does "empowerment" involve for families?
A) Families are told what to do
B) Families are given control and the ability to make positive changes
C) Families are ignored in decision-making
D) Families receive constant supervision
**Correct Answer: B) Families are given control and the ability to make positive changes**
### 3. What are some principles of atraumatic care?
A) Promote separation and increase bodily injury
B) Prevent separation, promote a sense of control, and minimize bodily injury
C) Ignore the patient's feelings and focus only on medical treatment
D) Prioritize quick procedures over patient comfort
**Correct Answer: B) Prevent separation, promote a sense of control, and minimize bodily injury**
### 4. What is the role of a pediatric nurse?
A) To focus solely on medical procedures
B) To build a therapeutic relationship, advocate for the family, promote health, prevent injuries, support
families, and mediate
C) To only handle administrative tasks
D) To give instructions without considering the family's needs
**Correct Answer: B) To build a therapeutic relationship, advocate for the family, promote health,
prevent injuries, support families, and mediate**
### 5. Which is an example of atraumatic care?
A) Performing invasive procedures in the patient's room
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B) Performing invasive procedures only in the treatment room
C) Ignoring patient comfort to save time
D) Using force during medical procedures
**Correct Answer: B) Performing invasive procedures only in the treatment room**
### 6. What are primary social roles?
A) Roles related to sports and church
B) Roles related to patients' peers and family
C) Roles in school and work
D) Roles in community service
**Correct Answer: B) Roles related to patients' peers and family**
### 7. What are secondary social roles?
A) Roles related to family and close friends
B) Roles related to sports, church, and community activities
C) Roles in medical treatment
D) Roles in daily chores
**Correct Answer: B) Roles related to sports, church, and community activities**
### 8. How does self-esteem relate to culture?
A) All cultures promote the same level of pride and independence
B) Some cultures encourage more pride and independence than others
C) Culture has no impact on self-esteem
D) Self-esteem is solely determined by individual achievements
**Correct Answer: B) Some cultures encourage more pride and independence than others**
### 9. How do communities affect risky behavior?
A) More external and internal assets lead to more risky behavior
B) More external and internal assets lead to less risky behavior
C) Communities have no effect on risky behavior
D) Risky behavior is only influenced by individual choices
**Correct Answer: B) More external and internal assets lead to less risky behavior**
### 10. What do peer groups influence?
A) Financial stability
B) Risk-taking behaviors and peer pressure
C) Academic performance only
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D) Family relationships
**Correct Answer: B) Risk-taking behaviors and peer pressure**
### 11. How can cultural and religious health beliefs impact care?
A) All practices are accepted in every culture
B) Some practices may be considered abusive and reportable, while others are tolerated
C) Cultural beliefs are irrelevant in health care
D) Only religious practices affect health care
**Correct Answer: B) Some practices may be considered abusive and reportable, while others are
tolerated**
### 12. What does growth involve?
A) Only increase in size of the body
B) Increase in number and size of cells, physiological changes, and physical changes
C) Change in psychological development only
D) None of the above
**Correct Answer: B) Increase in number and size of cells, physiological changes, and physical
changes**
### 13. What is development?
A) Increase in size of the body
B) Advancement from a lower to a more advanced stage through growth, maturation, and learning
C) Random changes in physical appearance
D) Only improvement in physical abilities
**Correct Answer: B) Advancement from a lower to a more advanced stage through growth,
maturation, and learning**
### 14. What are sequential trends in development?
A) Development that does not follow a predictable pattern
B) A predictable sequence that all children follow in growth and development
C) Changes that occur randomly
D) Only changes observed in adulthood
**Correct Answer: B) A predictable sequence that all children follow in growth and development**
### 15. What is cephalocaudal growth?
A) Growth from the center of the body outward
B) Growth from head to toe
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C) Growth from toes to head
D) Growth from the inside of the body outward
**Correct Answer: B) Growth from head to toe**
### 16. What is proximodistal growth?
A) Growth from the head to the toes
B) Growth from the center of the body outward
C) Growth from the outside inward
D) Growth in height only
**Correct Answer: B) Growth from the center of the body outward**
### 17. When does rapid growth occur?
A) Only in adolescence
B) Dramatic growth from birth to 4 years old and again at 12 years old during puberty
C) Only during adulthood
D) Only in early childhood
**Correct Answer: B) Dramatic growth from birth to 4 years old and again at 12 years old during
puberty**
### 18. When does most neurologic maturation occur?
A) Before birth and early childhood
B) Only during adolescence
C) Only during adulthood
D) Throughout the entire lifespan
**Correct Answer: A) Before birth and early childhood**
### 19. What is the outcome of Erikson's psychosocial stage of Trust vs. Mistrust (birth to 1 year)?
A) Sense of guilt
B) Self-control and willpower
C) Faith and optimism
D) Competence
**Correct Answer: C) Faith and optimism**
### 20. What is the outcome of Erikson's psychosocial stage of Initiative vs. Guilt (3-6 years)?
A) Direction and purpose
B) Self-control and willpower
C) Faith and optimism
