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A Concept-Based Approach
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Table of Contents:
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Unit I Overview of Pediatric Nursing Care
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Chapter 1 Introduction to Children's Health Care
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Chapter 2 Care Across Clinical Settings
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Unit II Safety in Caring for Children and Families
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Chapter 3 Essential Safety Models
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Unit III Models of Care
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Chapter 4 Cultural and Religious Influences to Care
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Chapter 5 Working and Communicating with an Interdisciplinary Team
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Unit IV Developmentally Focused Care and Developmental Milestones
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Chapter 6 Caring for Neonates and Infants
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Chapter 7 Caring for Toddlers
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Chapter 8 Caring for Preschoolers
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Chapter 9 Caring for School-Age Children
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Chapter 10 Caring for Adolescents
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Chapter 11 Symptom Management Across Childhood
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Unit V Caring for Families in Need
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Chapter 12 Caring for Families Under Stress
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Chapter 13 Caring for an Abused Child
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Unit VI Concept-Based Care in Pediatrics
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Chapter 14 Gastrointestinal Elimination
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Chapter 15 Metabolism
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Chapter 16 Gas Exchange and Oxygenation
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Chapter 17 Skin Integrity
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Chapter 18 Cellular Regulation
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Chapter 19 Cardiovascular Perfusion
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Chapter 20 Sensory Perceptions: Impairments and Disorders
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Chapter 21 Intracranial Regulation
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Chapter 22 Genitourinary Elimination
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Chapter 23 Mobility
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Chapter 24 Cognition and Mental Health
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Chapter 25 Immune System Disorders
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Chapter 26 Infection and Communicable Diseases in Childhood
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Unit VII Implementing Principles of Safe Care
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Chapter 27 Essential Skills for Pediatric Nursing
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Chapter 28 Safe and Legal Aspects of Care
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Chapter 29 Care of the Acutely Ill or Critically Ill Child
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Chapter 30 The Dying Child
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, Pediatric Nursing Care: A Concept-Based Approach 1st edition Linnard-
Palmer Test Bank
Unit I Overview of Pediatric Nursing Care
Chapter 1 Introduction to Children's Health Care
Question 1
A family presents with an infant that has recently been diagnosed with cerebral
palsy. Which of the following is an appropriate task for a pediatric nurse
regarding the care of this infant?
Select one:
A. Reassure the family that everything is all right and the infant is receiving the best
quality care.
B. Segregate the majority of the family so that you can deal with just the infant and
primary caregiver.
C. Provide education to the parents so that they can expect, plan for, and cope
with problems associated with normal growth and development of the
child.
D. Recuse yourself from the situation and let the pediatrician handle this situation.
Feedback
Ahead: Introduction: Contemporary Issues in Children's Health
Complexity: Moderate
Subject: Chapter 1
Taxonomy: Application
Title: Introduction to Children's Health Care
The correct answer is: Provide education to the parents so that they can expect,
plan for, and cope with problems associated with normal growth and
development of the child.
Question 2
As a pediatric nurse, what advice would you give to a new mother that would be
in compliance with the goals of Healthy People 2020?
Select one:
A. Encourage post-partum vitamins
B. Encourage immunizations
C. Encourage breast feeding
D. Encourage bottle feeding
Feedback
Ahead: Frameworks of Pediatric Health
Complexity: Moderate
Subject: Chapter 1
Taxonomy: Analysis
Title: Introduction to Children's Health Care
The correct answer is: Encourage breast feeding
, Question 3
As a pediatric nurse, what can you infer from an adolescent who has a close
relationship with an older family member?
Select one:
A. The adolescent is at increased risk for poor physical and mental health.
B. The adolescent is likely to engage in risky behavior.
C. The adolescent is less likely to engage in risky behavior.
D. The adolescent will have a greater chance of becoming obese.
Feedback
Ahead: Frameworks of Pediatric Health
Complexity: Moderate
Subject: Chapter 1
Taxonomy: Analysis
Title: Introduction to Children's Health Care
The correct answer is: The adolescent is less likely to engage in risky behavior.
Question 4
As a pediatric nurse, what can you infer from an adolescent who lives in a
distressed neighborhood with high poverty rates?
Select one:
A. The adolescent is likely to engage in risky behavior.
B. The adolescent is less likely to engage in risky behavior.
C. The adolescent is at increased risk for poor physical and mental health.
D. The adolescent will have a greater chance of educational achievement.
Feedback
Ahead: Frameworks of Pediatric Health
Complexity: Moderate
Subject: Chapter 1
Taxonomy: Recall
Title: Introduction to Children's Health Care
The correct answer is: The adolescent is at increased risk for poor physical and
mental health.