PEDIATRIC NURSING CRITICAL COMPONENTS OF
NURSING CARE 2ND EDITION RUDD TEST BANK
2025/2026 || ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
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Common social behavior for school age children - ANSWER-
Likes to forms clubs with rules and requirements
Likes to do favorite activities with a best friend
Usually socializes primarily with children of the same gender
Follows rules and understands consequences
Enjoys playing games
Enjoys having a collection of items, such as video games
______should be cooperative with the physical assessment.
Ask the child whether he or she would like the parent or
primary caregiver present during the assessment. Typically,
younger ______ will like to have the primary caregiver present
and older _____ may or may not want the primary caregiver
present during the entire assessment. Speak and ask questions
directly to the child. Give the child rationales for all actions you
perform - ANSWER-school age children
, Eutectic Mixture of Lidocaine and Prilocaine (EMLA) Cream -
ANSWER-medicated cream applied to the skin before painful
procedures. The mixture contains 2.5% lidocaine and 2.5%
prilocaine. It should be in place at least 45 minutes. The longer
it is in place, the deeper it will penetrate; 2 hours is best for
intramuscular injection. After 4 hours, it begins to lose its
effectiveness and should be removed
ELA-Max, absorbs into the skin more quickly than EMLA. When
using these medications: - ANSWER-Assess for allergic
reaction to the medication.
Apply a large "glob" of the medication to the skin.
Do not rub it in.
Apply an occlusive dressing over the medication.
Do not rub, massage, or disturb the area until ready to perform
the procedure.
Advise the patient's primary caregiver to watch the medicated
area so the child does not disturb the cream, pull off the
dressing, or consume the cream.
When dressing is removed, wipe remainder of medication from
the skin before cleaning for the procedure
School-age children have a ____ caloric requirement compared
with previous stages of development. This is an important time
to teach children and primary caregivers about proper nutrition.
- ANSWER-decreased
Children should have at least ___ hour of physical activity a
day - ANSWER-1
NURSING CARE 2ND EDITION RUDD TEST BANK
2025/2026 || ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
( VERIFIED ANSWERS ) ALREADY
GRADED A+ | NEWEST EXAM |
JUST RELEASED!!
Common social behavior for school age children - ANSWER-
Likes to forms clubs with rules and requirements
Likes to do favorite activities with a best friend
Usually socializes primarily with children of the same gender
Follows rules and understands consequences
Enjoys playing games
Enjoys having a collection of items, such as video games
______should be cooperative with the physical assessment.
Ask the child whether he or she would like the parent or
primary caregiver present during the assessment. Typically,
younger ______ will like to have the primary caregiver present
and older _____ may or may not want the primary caregiver
present during the entire assessment. Speak and ask questions
directly to the child. Give the child rationales for all actions you
perform - ANSWER-school age children
, Eutectic Mixture of Lidocaine and Prilocaine (EMLA) Cream -
ANSWER-medicated cream applied to the skin before painful
procedures. The mixture contains 2.5% lidocaine and 2.5%
prilocaine. It should be in place at least 45 minutes. The longer
it is in place, the deeper it will penetrate; 2 hours is best for
intramuscular injection. After 4 hours, it begins to lose its
effectiveness and should be removed
ELA-Max, absorbs into the skin more quickly than EMLA. When
using these medications: - ANSWER-Assess for allergic
reaction to the medication.
Apply a large "glob" of the medication to the skin.
Do not rub it in.
Apply an occlusive dressing over the medication.
Do not rub, massage, or disturb the area until ready to perform
the procedure.
Advise the patient's primary caregiver to watch the medicated
area so the child does not disturb the cream, pull off the
dressing, or consume the cream.
When dressing is removed, wipe remainder of medication from
the skin before cleaning for the procedure
School-age children have a ____ caloric requirement compared
with previous stages of development. This is an important time
to teach children and primary caregivers about proper nutrition.
- ANSWER-decreased
Children should have at least ___ hour of physical activity a
day - ANSWER-1
