A pediatric nurse is caring for a 13 year old child who has a high BMI. Which
interventions demonstrates a secondary prevention measure for this child - ANSWER...-
conducing a blood glucose screening to detect an underlying health condition
A nurse is teaching a group of extended family caregivers about the influences of family
structure on the health of children. Which of the following statements by one of the
caregivers demonstrates an understanding of these impacts on the teaching? -
ANSWER...-"understanding our family structure helps health care providers know how
to support our family best"
A nurse is participating in a research project studying the impacts of resilience
education in pediatric clients. informed consent has been obtained. Which interventions
is the highest priority for the nurse while participating in the research study? -
ANSWER...-maintaining the safety of research subjects, both legally and ethically
A nurse is caring for a 2 year old child admitted to the pediatric unit. Which interventions
demonstrates effective collaboration by the nurse? - ANSWER...-communicating with
the multidisciplinary team to develop a comprehensive care plan
A nurse is caring for a child who has been prescribed several medications. The child's
caregiver states, "We can't afford all of these medications." which responses should the
nurse make? - ANSWER...-"i will refer you to the social worker before you are
discharged"
A nurse is teaching caregivers of an 11 year old child regarding the importance of peers
and social activities. Which statements by a caregiver demonstrates an understanding?
- ANSWER...-"During the school age years, children are motivated to build friendships
and fit in with the groups
"Peers can help children build strong bonds, develop socal skills and support each
other"
"Social influences on your child should be monitored as they may include risky
behaviors that can poorly impact mental health."
A nurse is teaching the caregiver of a 12 yr old child about ways to promote health.
Which responses made by the caregiver demonstrate an understanding of the