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Chapter1:HealthStatusofChildren:Global andNational Perspecti
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1. Whichregioncgloballyhascthehighestinfantcmortalitycrate?
A. Indonesia
B. SouthernAsia
C. SubSaharanc AfricacCorrect
D. Syria
2. Theprimarycarepediatriccnursepractitionerc understandsc that,tocachievec
the
greatestc worldwide
reductioninchildmortalityfrompneumoniaanddiarrhea,c whichcinterventioniscmostc effectiv
e?
A. Antibiotics
B. Optimalnutrition
C. VaccinationsCorrect
D. Waterpurification
3. Whichisctruec aboutthechealthstatusc ofchildreninthecUnitedStates?
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A. Globalismc hascrelatively little impact on child health measures
inc thecU.S.
B. Obesitycratescamongc2to5yearoldschavecshowncacr
ecentsignificant
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,4. Theprimaryc carepediatricc nursepractitionerc understandsc thatcac major
,child
healthoutcomeassociated withcworldwideclimate cchangeis
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A. costcofc living.
B. education.
C. nutrition.Correct
D. pollution.
5. Whenc providingwellc childcarec foranc infantc inc thec first yearofc life,ct
.z
heprimary
carecpediatriccnursecpractitionerciscadheringctothecmostcrecentcAmericancAcademyofcPe
diatricsRecommendationsforPreventivePediatricHealthCarecguidelinesc by
A. focusingclessconcdevelopmentcandcmoreconcillnesscpreventionca
ndnutrition.
B. followingc guidelines established by theBright Futures publication.
C. schedulingcwellbabycvisitsctocoincidecwithkeydevelopmenta
lcmilestones.Correct
D. seeingcthecinfantcatcagesc2,c4,c6,candc12cmonthscwhencimmunizationsca
redue.
Chapter2.UniqueIssuesinPediatrics
1. Anurseiscexplainingcthetherapeuticcmilieuctoa newnurse.cThec
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bestexplanationofthistermwouldbe:
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1. Thec placec wherec thec childc isc receivingc care.
, 2. Grouptherapy.
3. Personalcinteractions between patients and staff.
4. Alloftheabovearecorrect.A
cNS:4
2. A16-year-oldmalehasreceivedacpink-
slipfromthepoliceforinpatientcpsychiatrictreatment.Theteen
.z
hascbeencexpressingcthoughtscofchangingchimselfbecausecLifecsucks.cThenursingcstaffcs
houldconsider
placingc thec child:
1. Withc peers.
2. Inanarea wherehecanc bewatchedc one-on-one.
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3. Witharoommatethatisexpressingthesameconcerns.
4. Inanareaclosetoanexternaldoor.cA
NS:2
3. Learningc disabilities inc children have scientifically been linked to:
1. Poornutrition.
2. Thec environment inc whichc the child lives.
3. Genetics.
4. Watchingmorethanfourchoursoftelevisioncaday.c
ANS:3
4.cAcmentalchealthcnursechascassessedcacchildcandcdeterminedcthatcthecchildexhibitsbehavi .z
oralchallenges.
Whentheschoolnurseexplainsthis to a t eacher,cthebest descriptioncwouldbe:
.z .z .z .z
.
1. Thechildmayexhibitc physicaloutbursts.
2. Thec c child may exhibitcviolence toward others.
3. Thechildmaybedefiantc orhavectantrums.
4. Thec childc willc needc specialc interventions
forclearning.ANS:3
5. Achildthathasnotexhibitedcenuresiscinfourcyearschascexhibitedct
.z .z
hisbehaviorpatternforthelastweek.
.z .z
Thecreasoncacchildcmayrevertbacktocthiscbehaviorcpatterncisbecauseof:
1. Hallucinations.
2. Behavioralchallenges.
3. Delusions.
4. Stress.
ANS:4
6. An18-year-
oldcmalehascalledthecrisislineforhelp.cThecrisiscnursecrecognizesctheinterventionn
.z
eeds
maycconsistc ofc allc ofc thec followingc except:
1. Discussingc thec individuals c everydayc activities.
2. Recognizingcthatthecpatientc maybecinacatharsiscstate.
3. Expressingempathytowardc thecaller.
4. Avoidingentropy.
cANS:1
are7thEditionTest Bank c
•
Burns'cPediatriccPrimarycCarec 7thcEditionc TestcBank
Chapter1:HealthStatusofChildren:Global andNational Perspecti
c c
ves
1. Whichregioncgloballyhascthehighestinfantcmortalitycrate?
A. Indonesia
B. SouthernAsia
C. SubSaharanc AfricacCorrect
D. Syria
2. Theprimarycarepediatriccnursepractitionerc understandsc that,tocachievec
the
greatestc worldwide
reductioninchildmortalityfrompneumoniaanddiarrhea,c whichcinterventioniscmostc effectiv
e?
A. Antibiotics
B. Optimalnutrition
C. VaccinationsCorrect
D. Waterpurification
3. Whichisctruec aboutthechealthstatusc ofchildreninthecUnitedStates?
.
13348413856
A. Globalismc hascrelatively little impact on child health measures
inc thecU.S.
B. Obesitycratescamongc2to5yearoldschavecshowncacr
ecentsignificant
.z
,4. Theprimaryc carepediatricc nursepractitionerc understandsc thatcac major
,child
healthoutcomeassociated withcworldwideclimate cchangeis
.z
A. costcofc living.
B. education.
C. nutrition.Correct
D. pollution.
5. Whenc providingwellc childcarec foranc infantc inc thec first yearofc life,ct
.z
heprimary
carecpediatriccnursecpractitionerciscadheringctothecmostcrecentcAmericancAcademyofcPe
diatricsRecommendationsforPreventivePediatricHealthCarecguidelinesc by
A. focusingclessconcdevelopmentcandcmoreconcillnesscpreventionca
ndnutrition.
B. followingc guidelines established by theBright Futures publication.
C. schedulingcwellbabycvisitsctocoincidecwithkeydevelopmenta
lcmilestones.Correct
D. seeingcthecinfantcatcagesc2,c4,c6,candc12cmonthscwhencimmunizationsca
redue.
Chapter2.UniqueIssuesinPediatrics
1. Anurseiscexplainingcthetherapeuticcmilieuctoa newnurse.cThec
.z
bestexplanationofthistermwouldbe:
.z
1. Thec placec wherec thec childc isc receivingc care.
, 2. Grouptherapy.
3. Personalcinteractions between patients and staff.
4. Alloftheabovearecorrect.A
cNS:4
2. A16-year-oldmalehasreceivedacpink-
slipfromthepoliceforinpatientcpsychiatrictreatment.Theteen
.z
hascbeencexpressingcthoughtscofchangingchimselfbecausecLifecsucks.cThenursingcstaffcs
houldconsider
placingc thec child:
1. Withc peers.
2. Inanarea wherehecanc bewatchedc one-on-one.
.z
3. Witharoommatethatisexpressingthesameconcerns.
4. Inanareaclosetoanexternaldoor.cA
NS:2
3. Learningc disabilities inc children have scientifically been linked to:
1. Poornutrition.
2. Thec environment inc whichc the child lives.
3. Genetics.
4. Watchingmorethanfourchoursoftelevisioncaday.c
ANS:3
4.cAcmentalchealthcnursechascassessedcacchildcandcdeterminedcthatcthecchildexhibitsbehavi .z
oralchallenges.
Whentheschoolnurseexplainsthis to a t eacher,cthebest descriptioncwouldbe:
.z .z .z .z
.
1. Thechildmayexhibitc physicaloutbursts.
2. Thec c child may exhibitcviolence toward others.
3. Thechildmaybedefiantc orhavectantrums.
4. Thec childc willc needc specialc interventions
forclearning.ANS:3
5. Achildthathasnotexhibitedcenuresiscinfourcyearschascexhibitedct
.z .z
hisbehaviorpatternforthelastweek.
.z .z
Thecreasoncacchildcmayrevertbacktocthiscbehaviorcpatterncisbecauseof:
1. Hallucinations.
2. Behavioralchallenges.
3. Delusions.
4. Stress.
ANS:4
6. An18-year-
oldcmalehascalledthecrisislineforhelp.cThecrisiscnursecrecognizesctheinterventionn
.z
eeds
maycconsistc ofc allc ofc thec followingc except:
1. Discussingc thec individuals c everydayc activities.
2. Recognizingcthatthecpatientc maybecinacatharsiscstate.
3. Expressingempathytowardc thecaller.
4. Avoidingentropy.
cANS:1
