TEST BANK
Wong’s Nursing Care of Infants and Children 12th
Edition by Marilyn J. Hockenberry, chapters 1 - 34 |
all Chapters
,
,Chapter 01: perspectives of Pediatric Nursing
MULTIPLEH CHOICE
1. WhatHisHtheH majorHcauseH ofHdeathHforHchildrenH olderH thanH 1HyearHinH theHUnitedH States?
a. HeartHdisease
b. ChildhoodH cancer
c. UnintentionalHinjuries
d. CongenitalHanomalie
sHANSWER:HC
UnintentionalH injuriesH (accidents)H areH theH leadingH causeH ofH deathH afterH ageH 1H yearH throughH adolescence.H T
heHleadingHcauseHofHdeathHforHthoseHyoungerHthanH1HyearHisHcongenitalHanomalies,HandHchildhoodHcancersHandHh
eartHdiseaseH causeH aH significantlyH lowerH percentageH ofH deathsH inH childrenH olderH thanH 1H yearH ofH age.
DIF:HCognitiveH Level:HUnderstanding
MSC:HClientHNeeds:HHealthH PromotionH andHMaintenance
2. TheHclinicHnurseHisHreviewingHstatisticsHonHinfantHmortalityHforHtheHUnitedHStatesHversusHotherHcountrie
s.HComparedH withH otherH countriesH thatH haveH aH populationH ofH atH leastH 25H million,H theH nurseH makesH
whichHdetermination?
a. TheHUnitedH StatesHisHrankedHlastHamongH27H countries.
b. TheHUnitedHStatesHisH rankedH similarHtoH 20H otherHdevelopedH countries.
c. TheHUnitedH StatesHisHrankedHinH theHmiddleHofH 20HotherHdevelopedH countries.
d. TheHUnitedH StatesHisHrankedH highestHamongH 27H otherH industrializedH countries.
ANSWER:H A
AlthoughHtheHdeathH rateHhasH decreased,HtheH UnitedH StatesH stillHranksH lastHinH infantH mortalityH amongH nationsH
withHaHpopulationH ofH atH leastH 25H million.HTheHUnitedH StatesH hasH theH highestHinfantH deathH rateH ofH developedH
nations.
DIF:H CognitiveH Level:H Remembering
TOP:HNursingH Process:H AssessmentH MSC:H ClientH Needs:H HealthH PromotionH andH Maintenance
3. TheHnurseHisHplanningHaHteachingHsessionHtoHadolescentsHaboutHdeathsHbyHunintentionalHinjuries.HWhichHshoul
dHtheHnurseH includeH inH theHsessionH withH regardH toH deathsH causedH byH injuries?
a. MoreHdeathsH occurH inHmales.
b. MoreHdeathsHoccurHinH females.
, c. The patternH ofH deathsH doesHnotH varyH accordingH toHageH andH sex.
Wong’s Nursing Care of Infants and Children 12th
Edition by Marilyn J. Hockenberry, chapters 1 - 34 |
all Chapters
,
,Chapter 01: perspectives of Pediatric Nursing
MULTIPLEH CHOICE
1. WhatHisHtheH majorHcauseH ofHdeathHforHchildrenH olderH thanH 1HyearHinH theHUnitedH States?
a. HeartHdisease
b. ChildhoodH cancer
c. UnintentionalHinjuries
d. CongenitalHanomalie
sHANSWER:HC
UnintentionalH injuriesH (accidents)H areH theH leadingH causeH ofH deathH afterH ageH 1H yearH throughH adolescence.H T
heHleadingHcauseHofHdeathHforHthoseHyoungerHthanH1HyearHisHcongenitalHanomalies,HandHchildhoodHcancersHandHh
eartHdiseaseH causeH aH significantlyH lowerH percentageH ofH deathsH inH childrenH olderH thanH 1H yearH ofH age.
DIF:HCognitiveH Level:HUnderstanding
MSC:HClientHNeeds:HHealthH PromotionH andHMaintenance
2. TheHclinicHnurseHisHreviewingHstatisticsHonHinfantHmortalityHforHtheHUnitedHStatesHversusHotherHcountrie
s.HComparedH withH otherH countriesH thatH haveH aH populationH ofH atH leastH 25H million,H theH nurseH makesH
whichHdetermination?
a. TheHUnitedH StatesHisHrankedHlastHamongH27H countries.
b. TheHUnitedHStatesHisH rankedH similarHtoH 20H otherHdevelopedH countries.
c. TheHUnitedH StatesHisHrankedHinH theHmiddleHofH 20HotherHdevelopedH countries.
d. TheHUnitedH StatesHisHrankedH highestHamongH 27H otherH industrializedH countries.
ANSWER:H A
AlthoughHtheHdeathH rateHhasH decreased,HtheH UnitedH StatesH stillHranksH lastHinH infantH mortalityH amongH nationsH
withHaHpopulationH ofH atH leastH 25H million.HTheHUnitedH StatesH hasH theH highestHinfantH deathH rateH ofH developedH
nations.
DIF:H CognitiveH Level:H Remembering
TOP:HNursingH Process:H AssessmentH MSC:H ClientH Needs:H HealthH PromotionH andH Maintenance
3. TheHnurseHisHplanningHaHteachingHsessionHtoHadolescentsHaboutHdeathsHbyHunintentionalHinjuries.HWhichHshoul
dHtheHnurseH includeH inH theHsessionH withH regardH toH deathsH causedH byH injuries?
a. MoreHdeathsH occurH inHmales.
b. MoreHdeathsHoccurHinH females.
, c. The patternH ofH deathsH doesHnotH varyH accordingH toHageH andH sex.
