N305 Exam 1 questions with correct answers
Care of the child is... Correct Answer-Family centered, atraumatic,
culturally sensitive
Family centered care Correct Answer-Describes a partnership between
the family (including the patient), the nurse
Mutually beneficial partnership
The healthcare provider and nurse do not direct care
Each member's role is respected
To enable the family... Correct Answer-Interventions are geared toward
respecting, supporting and encouraging the families ability to provide
care to their child throughout illness and recovery
Nursing Assessment of Family Centered Care Correct Answer-How the
family is functioning given the child's illness or injury
How are family members responding?
Try to obtain the plans of the family to manage the child
Are there any family stressors or issues that are playing a role?
What are the family's expectations?
Nursing Diagnoses of Family Centered Care Correct Answer-
Compromised coping
Interrupted family processes
Caregiver role strain
,Impaired social interaction
Atraumatic Care Correct Answer-All physiologic and psychological
stressors are reduced as much as possible
Minimize the psychological and physical distress
Concerned with the who, what, when and why
First do no harm!!!
Identify potential patient and family stressors
Form a partnership with the family and other health care members
Minimize separation of child from the family
Minimize or prevent pain
Take in to account the age group of the child to help plan your
interactions
Play during atraumatic care Correct Answer-It is a tool to be employed
in some way with all age groups
It occurs at every age
Affects physical, cognitive, and psychological development
The nursing role: Facilitate Play!
Teaching
Therapy
Gives the child choices and a sense of control, safety, and security
Fosters growth and development
Provides stress relief
,Provides distraction
Alleviates separation anxiety
Allows child to act out fears and concerns
Care of the Child is Cultural Sensitive Correct Answer-Family
dominance patterns
Health beliefs
Religious and Social behavior
Presence and influence of extended family members
Communication patterns
Beliefs about health and illness
Child rearing/discipline
Alternative healing practices
Education
Nutrition beliefs and practices
Socio-economic status
Cultural Barriers to Health Care Correct Answer-Lack of insurance
Communication/language difficulties
Lack of knowledge
Transportation issues
Healthy people 2020 goals include increasing... Correct Answer-
Vaccinations
, Exercise
30 min/ day/ 5 days/ week
Good overall nutrition
Focuses on children eating school meals
Full-term infants sleeping on backs
Drug and alcohol free
Healthy people 2020 goals include decreasing... Correct Answer-
Developmental disabilities
Childhood obesity
Iron deficiency
Initiation of tobacco products
Tobacco smoke exposure in the home
General Anticipatory Guidance Correct Answer-Understanding
upcoming developmental needs
Teaching caregivers to meet those needs top promote health and prevent
injury
Health promotion
Health maintenance
General Injury Prevention Correct Answer-Leading cause of death of
children over 1 year
Care of the child is... Correct Answer-Family centered, atraumatic,
culturally sensitive
Family centered care Correct Answer-Describes a partnership between
the family (including the patient), the nurse
Mutually beneficial partnership
The healthcare provider and nurse do not direct care
Each member's role is respected
To enable the family... Correct Answer-Interventions are geared toward
respecting, supporting and encouraging the families ability to provide
care to their child throughout illness and recovery
Nursing Assessment of Family Centered Care Correct Answer-How the
family is functioning given the child's illness or injury
How are family members responding?
Try to obtain the plans of the family to manage the child
Are there any family stressors or issues that are playing a role?
What are the family's expectations?
Nursing Diagnoses of Family Centered Care Correct Answer-
Compromised coping
Interrupted family processes
Caregiver role strain
,Impaired social interaction
Atraumatic Care Correct Answer-All physiologic and psychological
stressors are reduced as much as possible
Minimize the psychological and physical distress
Concerned with the who, what, when and why
First do no harm!!!
Identify potential patient and family stressors
Form a partnership with the family and other health care members
Minimize separation of child from the family
Minimize or prevent pain
Take in to account the age group of the child to help plan your
interactions
Play during atraumatic care Correct Answer-It is a tool to be employed
in some way with all age groups
It occurs at every age
Affects physical, cognitive, and psychological development
The nursing role: Facilitate Play!
Teaching
Therapy
Gives the child choices and a sense of control, safety, and security
Fosters growth and development
Provides stress relief
,Provides distraction
Alleviates separation anxiety
Allows child to act out fears and concerns
Care of the Child is Cultural Sensitive Correct Answer-Family
dominance patterns
Health beliefs
Religious and Social behavior
Presence and influence of extended family members
Communication patterns
Beliefs about health and illness
Child rearing/discipline
Alternative healing practices
Education
Nutrition beliefs and practices
Socio-economic status
Cultural Barriers to Health Care Correct Answer-Lack of insurance
Communication/language difficulties
Lack of knowledge
Transportation issues
Healthy people 2020 goals include increasing... Correct Answer-
Vaccinations
, Exercise
30 min/ day/ 5 days/ week
Good overall nutrition
Focuses on children eating school meals
Full-term infants sleeping on backs
Drug and alcohol free
Healthy people 2020 goals include decreasing... Correct Answer-
Developmental disabilities
Childhood obesity
Iron deficiency
Initiation of tobacco products
Tobacco smoke exposure in the home
General Anticipatory Guidance Correct Answer-Understanding
upcoming developmental needs
Teaching caregivers to meet those needs top promote health and prevent
injury
Health promotion
Health maintenance
General Injury Prevention Correct Answer-Leading cause of death of
children over 1 year
