NR 572 ADVANCED ACUTE CARE
MANAGEMENT FINAL EXAM 2026 FULL
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED CORRECT
ANSWERS GRADED A+
◉ Development. Answer: Gradual change and expansion of ability and
advance in skill from a lower to a more-advanced complexity.
◉ Maturation. Answer: It is an increase in competence and adaptability
that reflects changes in the complexity of a structure that makes it
possible for that structure to begin to function or to function or to
function at a higher level.
◉ Importance of growth and development. Answer: individuals continue
to evolve through the life span,and developmental transitions occurs
beyond childhood and adolescence,extending into the young ,middle,and
older adult years.
◉ Factors that influence growth in an individuals. Answer: Genetic
factors,prenatal and postnatal exposures,nutrition,and environmental
factors.Although growth potential is primarily determined by individual
genetics,health and environmental .
◉ Erikson's Theory of psychosocial development infant and toddler..
Answer: Individual needs to develop sense of trust and personal worth.
,◉ Psychologicul changes during preschool years. Answer: It is mastery
of self independent human being with a willigness to extend experiences
beyond those of family.
◉ Physical changes that during preschool years. Answer: Between 3-6
years has a major developed body structure and ability to control and use
the body,and a facility with language that more closely resembles that of
adult than the toddler.
Weight gain 4 lbs/year
Tooth development
Gender-boys ;more illness,more accidents
◉ Healty People 2010 for Preschool child. Answer: Variety of foods
with a least 5 serving of fruits and vegetable per day.
Consume approximately half of their diet in carbohydrates with the other
half consisting of proteins(5%to 20%) and fat( 20%to 35%).
◉ Typical sleep disturbances of the preschooler. Answer: Night terror -
manifest as fighting dreams that cause the child to sit up in
bed,scream,stare at an imaginary object.(start age 2)
Night mare-(anxiety dreams) - are more common cause of night
weakening to although infant and toddlers ,their limited verbal skills
hinder relating details of the incident.
After age 3 night mares occurs frequently.
, ◉ Screening tools for the preschooler. Answer:
Anemia,cancer,retinoblastoma(eye),leukemia,Wilm's Tumor(kidney)
,neuroblastoma(nerve tissue).
Lead,tuberculosis ,cholesterol.
◉ Role of nurse in promoting health in preschool child and family.
Answer: Nurse explain the tests in age appropriate terminology .
Nurse asked questions about diets intake and health practices,such as
tooth brushing , favorite activities and friends.
Nurse will teach the child many healthy promotion skills that they will
use for the rest of their life.
◉ Screening for preschooler. Answer: Anualy- health history,height and
weight,B.P, vision screening( 3 to 4 years), developmental and
behavioral assessment ,physical examination.
Periodically- immunization, diphtheria,tetanus,pertussis,oral poliovirus,
pneumoccal, measles,mumps,Rubella Haemophilus influenza type B,
Hepatitis B,Varicella, Hematocrit or hemoglobin level at least once after
age 9 months,urinary analyse at 5 years old.
◉ Adolescence. Answer: It is define as begins with the onset of puberty
around age 11 to 13 years.
MANAGEMENT FINAL EXAM 2026 FULL
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED CORRECT
ANSWERS GRADED A+
◉ Development. Answer: Gradual change and expansion of ability and
advance in skill from a lower to a more-advanced complexity.
◉ Maturation. Answer: It is an increase in competence and adaptability
that reflects changes in the complexity of a structure that makes it
possible for that structure to begin to function or to function or to
function at a higher level.
◉ Importance of growth and development. Answer: individuals continue
to evolve through the life span,and developmental transitions occurs
beyond childhood and adolescence,extending into the young ,middle,and
older adult years.
◉ Factors that influence growth in an individuals. Answer: Genetic
factors,prenatal and postnatal exposures,nutrition,and environmental
factors.Although growth potential is primarily determined by individual
genetics,health and environmental .
◉ Erikson's Theory of psychosocial development infant and toddler..
Answer: Individual needs to develop sense of trust and personal worth.
,◉ Psychologicul changes during preschool years. Answer: It is mastery
of self independent human being with a willigness to extend experiences
beyond those of family.
◉ Physical changes that during preschool years. Answer: Between 3-6
years has a major developed body structure and ability to control and use
the body,and a facility with language that more closely resembles that of
adult than the toddler.
Weight gain 4 lbs/year
Tooth development
Gender-boys ;more illness,more accidents
◉ Healty People 2010 for Preschool child. Answer: Variety of foods
with a least 5 serving of fruits and vegetable per day.
Consume approximately half of their diet in carbohydrates with the other
half consisting of proteins(5%to 20%) and fat( 20%to 35%).
◉ Typical sleep disturbances of the preschooler. Answer: Night terror -
manifest as fighting dreams that cause the child to sit up in
bed,scream,stare at an imaginary object.(start age 2)
Night mare-(anxiety dreams) - are more common cause of night
weakening to although infant and toddlers ,their limited verbal skills
hinder relating details of the incident.
After age 3 night mares occurs frequently.
, ◉ Screening tools for the preschooler. Answer:
Anemia,cancer,retinoblastoma(eye),leukemia,Wilm's Tumor(kidney)
,neuroblastoma(nerve tissue).
Lead,tuberculosis ,cholesterol.
◉ Role of nurse in promoting health in preschool child and family.
Answer: Nurse explain the tests in age appropriate terminology .
Nurse asked questions about diets intake and health practices,such as
tooth brushing , favorite activities and friends.
Nurse will teach the child many healthy promotion skills that they will
use for the rest of their life.
◉ Screening for preschooler. Answer: Anualy- health history,height and
weight,B.P, vision screening( 3 to 4 years), developmental and
behavioral assessment ,physical examination.
Periodically- immunization, diphtheria,tetanus,pertussis,oral poliovirus,
pneumoccal, measles,mumps,Rubella Haemophilus influenza type B,
Hepatitis B,Varicella, Hematocrit or hemoglobin level at least once after
age 9 months,urinary analyse at 5 years old.
◉ Adolescence. Answer: It is define as begins with the onset of puberty
around age 11 to 13 years.
