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There are many consequences for not providing Patient and Family Centered Care.
Which answer from this list is NOT a potential consequence?
Medicines are not taken appropriately
Continuity of care decreases
Care plans are not followed
Turnover of patient decreases


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, turnover of patient decreases




Select the correct average sleep pattern for the specific age group.
School children ages 5-10 years sleep 6-8 hours a day
Toddlers 1-3 years may sleep 14-16 hours a day
Preschool children age 3-5 years sleep 10-12 hours
Newborns may sleep as much as 20 hours a day


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Preschool children age 3-5 years sleep 10-12 hours




Which of the following outcomes of FCC is most illustrative of the concept?
The child is viewed as the most important family member.
Health professionals implement a sensitive plan of care for the child and family.
The nurse and parents mutually develop strategies of care
All family members enjoy unlimited visiting hours.


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The nurse and parents mutually develop strategies of care




A child is severely dehydrated from diarrhoea caused by rotavirus. The nurse assesses
the child's laboratory results. Which of the following results would the nurse expect to
find?
Hct 30%
Blood glucose 8.0mmol/L
K 3.3 mEq/L
Platelet count 100000 cells/mm3

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K 3.3mEq/L




An infant diagnosed with RSV bronchiolitis is admitted and presents with a
temperature of 38.1, HR 180, tracheal tug, and abdominal breathing. Which concept is
the priority and requires immediate attention? Cognition
Perfusion
Infection
Gas exchange


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gas exchange




Which statement about pediatric physiology is correct?
The birth weight doubles by the end of first year and triples by 2 years
Bones fractures heal rapidly and do not affect G&D
Nervous system develops at a slow rate during prenatal period
Lymphoid tissues are well developed at birth


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Lymphoid tissues are well developed at birth




T/F: S+S of pediatric DKA are polyuria, polydipsia, vomiting and abdominal pain


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