Test Bank For Essentials of Pediatric Nursing, 4th Edition by Kyle & Carman, ISBN: 9781975139841, All 29 Chapters Covered, Verified Latest Edition

TEST6BANK
Essentials6of6Pediatric6Nursing64th6Edition
By6Theresa6Kyle;6Susan6Carman6Chapter61-
296Complete

,Unit6I6Foundations6of6Pediatric6Nursing

o CHAPTER616Introduction6to6Child6Health6and6Pediatric6Nursing
o CHAPTER626Factors6Influencing6Child6Health

Unit6II6Health6Promotion6of6the6Growing6Child6and6Family

o CHAPTER636Growth6and6Development6of6the6Newborn6and6Infant
o CHAPTER646Growth6and6Development6of6the6Toddler
o CHAPTER656Growth6and6Development6of6the6Preschooler
o CHAPTER666Growth6and6Development6of6the6School-Age6Child
o CHAPTER676Growth6and6Development6of6the6Adolescent

Unit6III6Working6With6Children6and6Families

o CHAPTER686Atraumatic6Care6of6Children6and6Families
o CHAPTER696Health6Supervision
o CHAPTER6106Health6Assessment6of6Children
o CHAPTER6116Caring6for6Children6in6Diverse6Settings
o CHAPTER6126Caring6for6the6Special6Needs6Child
o CHAPTER6136Key6Pediatric6Nursing6Interventions
o CHAPTER6146Nursing6Care6of6the6Child6With6an6Alteration6in6Comfort–
Pain6Assessment6and6Management

Unit6IV6Nursing6Care6of6the6Child6With6a6Health6Disorder

o CHAPTER6156Nursing6Care6of6the6Child6With6an6Infection
o CHAPTER6166Nursing6Care6of6the6Child6With6an6Alteration6in6Intracranial6Re
gulation/Neurologic6Disorder
o CHAPTER6176Nursing6Care6of6the6Child6With6an6Alteration6in6Sensory6Perce
ption/Disorder6of6the6Eyes6or6Ears
o CHAPTER6186Nursing6Care6of6the6Child6With6an6Alteration6in6Gas6Exchange/
Respiratory6Disorder
o CHAPTER6196Nursing6Care6of6the6Child6With6an6Alteration6in6Perfusion/Card
iovascular6Disorder
o CHAPTER6206Nursing6Care6of6the6Child6With6an6Alteration6in6Bowel6Elimina
tion/Gastrointestinal6Disorder
o CHAPTER6216Nursing6Care6of6the6Child6With6an6Alteration6in6Urinary6Elimin
ation/Genitourinary6Disorder
o CHAPTER6226Nursing6Care6of6the6Child6With6an6Alteration6in6Mobility/Neuro
muscular6or6Musculoskeletal6Disorder
o CHAPTER6236Nursing6Care6of6the6Child6With6an6Alteration6in6Tissue6Integrit
y/Integumentary6Disorder
o CHAPTER6246Nursing6Care6of6the6Child6With6an6Alteration6in6Cellular6Regul
ation/Hematologic6or6Neoplastic6Disorder
o CHAPTER6256Nursing6Care6of6the6Child6With6an6Alteration6in6Immunity6or6I
mmunologic6Disorder
o CHAPTER6266Nursing6Care6of6the6Child6With6an6Alteration6in6Metabolism/En
docrine6Disorder
o CHAPTER6276Nursing6Care6of6the6Child6With6an6Alteration6in6Genetics
o CHAPTER6286Nursing6Care6of6the6Child6With6an6Alteration6in6Behavior,6Cogn
ition,6or6Development
o CHAPTER6296Nursing6Care6During6a6Pediatric6Emergency

, CHAPTER:6INTRODUCTION6TO6CHILD6HEALTH6AND6PEDIATRIC6NURSING

Origin:6 Chapter61,61
1. The6nurse6providing6family-
centered6care6in6a6hospital6setting6reflects6on6the6focus6of6the6health6care6provide
d6in6today's6society.6Which6statement6best6describes6the6current6definition6of6healt
h?
A) Health6is6described6as6'an6absence6of6disease.'
B) Health6is6measured6by6monitoring6mortality6and6morbidity6of6a6group.
C) Health6is6a6state6of6complete6physical,6mental,6and6social6well-being.
D) Technological6gains6made6in6health6care6are6shared6equally6among6all6childr
en.6Ans:6C
Feedback:
In6the6past,6health6was6defined6simply6as6the6absence6of6disease;6health6was6measure
d6by6monitoring6the6mortality6and6morbidity6of6a6group.6Over6the6past6century,6how
ever,6the6focus6of6health6has6shifted6to6disease6prevention,6health6promotion,6and6w
ellness.6The6World6Health6Organization6(2013)6defines6health6as6"a6state6of6complete
6physical,6mental,6and6social6well-
being,6and6not6merely6the6absence6of6disease6or6infirmity."6The6gains6in6child6health
6have6been6huge,6but,6unfortunately,6these6gains6are6not6shared6equally6among6all6chi
ldren.

, Origin:6 Chapter61,6
2. The6student6nurse6is6learning6about6the6past6history6of6child6health6and6health6care
4
6in6the6United6States.6Which6statement6accurately6reflects6the6condition6of6health6car
e6in6the6past6and6current6centuries?
A) In6past6centuries6in6the6United6States,6the6health6of6the6country6was6better6th
an6it6is6today6due6to6the6simpler6style6of6living.
B) In6the6current6century,6mortality6rates6are6high,6but6life6expectancy6has6incre
ased6due6to6technological6advances.
C) In6the6late6eighteenth6and6early6nineteenth6centuries6urban6public6he
alth6improvements6made6cities6healthier6places6for6growing6children.
D) By6the6late6twentieth6century6unintentional6injuries6rather6than6infectious6disea
ses6had6become6the6leading6cause6of6death6for6children6older6than616year6old.
Ans:6D
Feedback:
In6past6centuries6in6the6United6States,6the6health6of6the6country6was6poorer6than6it
6is6today;6mortality6rates6were6high6and6life6expectancy6was6short.6Over6the6years6th
e6health6of6children6received6more6and6more6attention,6leading6to6a6better6understan
ding6of6sources6of6illness6and6improvements6in6sanitation,6water,6and6nutrition.6As6a
6result,6by6the6late6twentieth6century6unintentional6injuries6rather6than6infectious6dise
ases6had6become6the6leading6cause6of6death6for6children6older6than616year6old.




Origin:6 Chapter61,63
3. The6nurse6is6administering6a6number6of6therapeutic6interventions6for6neonates,6inf
ants,6and6children6on6the6pediatric6unit.6Which6intervention6contributes6to6an6incre
ase6in6chronic6illness6seen6in6early6childhood?
A) Administering6antibiotics6to6prevent6lethal6infections
B) Vaccinating6children6to6prevent6childhood6diseases
C) Using6mechanical6ventilation6for6premature6infants
D) Using6corticosteroids6as6a6treatment6for6asth
ma6Ans:6C
Feedback:
Using6mechanical6ventilation6and6medications6to6foster6lung6development6in6premat

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