NSG300 EXAM 1 2025 WITH ACTUAL
CORRECT QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
DETAILED ANSWERS |FREQUENTLY
TESTED QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
|ALREADY GRADED A+|LATEST
UPDATE|GUARANTEED PASS
What are the four factors that influence usual state of health?
Separation anxiety (anaclitic depression), loss of control, bodily injury, and pain
Manifestations of separation anxiety in young children (age: 6-30 months)
Protest, despair, detachment
Cries, screams, searches for parent with eyes, clings to parent, avoids and rejects contact with
strangers, attempts to escape to find parent, attempts to physically force parent to stay (cry
loudly and are inconsolable).
As a toddler, verbally attacks strangers, physically attacks strangers (bite, scratch)
Stages of protest
Inactive behavior, withdraws from other, depressed, sad, lacks interest in surrounding,
uncommunicative, signs of regression (wetting, thumb sucking, use of nut or bottle,
uninterested in food and play, may last for variable length of time
Stages of Despair
Increase interest in surroundings, interacts with strangers, from new relationships, appears
happy, shows signs of being mad at parent for leaving them (occurs after prolonged separation
from parent, rarely seen in hospitalized children)
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, Stages of Detachment
What are typical responses of children who are hospitalized?
Separation anxiety, depression, regression, and anger
A 2 ½ year old, was admitted to the pediatric unit yesterday. His parents are making plans to
visit as often as possible during his hospitalization, but they have other child and demanding
jobs. The parents are discussing with the nurse that whenever they leave the child is throwing
himself on the ground, screams, cries and refuses to eat. The nurse should do which of the
following?
Explain that the response is normal for hospitalization
Legal age of consent
18
Should include the nature of the illness or condition, proposed care, or treatment; potential
risks, benefits, and alternatives; and what might happen id the patient chooses not to consent
Informed consent
Developing trust and sensorimotor thought
Infant
Developing autonomy and sensorimotor to pre operational thought
Toddler
Developing initiative and pre-operational thought
Preschooler
Developing industry and concrete thought
School age child
Developing identity and abstract thought
Adolescent
Defined the temperature around which body temperature is regulated by a thermostat like
mechanism in the hypothalamus
Set point
An elevation in set point such as that body temperature is regulated at a higher level
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CORRECT QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
DETAILED ANSWERS |FREQUENTLY
TESTED QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
|ALREADY GRADED A+|LATEST
UPDATE|GUARANTEED PASS
What are the four factors that influence usual state of health?
Separation anxiety (anaclitic depression), loss of control, bodily injury, and pain
Manifestations of separation anxiety in young children (age: 6-30 months)
Protest, despair, detachment
Cries, screams, searches for parent with eyes, clings to parent, avoids and rejects contact with
strangers, attempts to escape to find parent, attempts to physically force parent to stay (cry
loudly and are inconsolable).
As a toddler, verbally attacks strangers, physically attacks strangers (bite, scratch)
Stages of protest
Inactive behavior, withdraws from other, depressed, sad, lacks interest in surrounding,
uncommunicative, signs of regression (wetting, thumb sucking, use of nut or bottle,
uninterested in food and play, may last for variable length of time
Stages of Despair
Increase interest in surroundings, interacts with strangers, from new relationships, appears
happy, shows signs of being mad at parent for leaving them (occurs after prolonged separation
from parent, rarely seen in hospitalized children)
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, Stages of Detachment
What are typical responses of children who are hospitalized?
Separation anxiety, depression, regression, and anger
A 2 ½ year old, was admitted to the pediatric unit yesterday. His parents are making plans to
visit as often as possible during his hospitalization, but they have other child and demanding
jobs. The parents are discussing with the nurse that whenever they leave the child is throwing
himself on the ground, screams, cries and refuses to eat. The nurse should do which of the
following?
Explain that the response is normal for hospitalization
Legal age of consent
18
Should include the nature of the illness or condition, proposed care, or treatment; potential
risks, benefits, and alternatives; and what might happen id the patient chooses not to consent
Informed consent
Developing trust and sensorimotor thought
Infant
Developing autonomy and sensorimotor to pre operational thought
Toddler
Developing initiative and pre-operational thought
Preschooler
Developing industry and concrete thought
School age child
Developing identity and abstract thought
Adolescent
Defined the temperature around which body temperature is regulated by a thermostat like
mechanism in the hypothalamus
Set point
An elevation in set point such as that body temperature is regulated at a higher level
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