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A complete test bank for Burns' Pediatric Primary Care, 8th Edition – all chapters included with verified answers. If you're studying pediatric primary care or preparing for a nursing exam, this resource brings together hundreds of real questions straight from the textbook. Each chapter is organized exactly as in the book, so you can study efficiently and feel more confident. What's Inside: All chapters from 1 to 46 – Health Status of Children through Neurologic Disorders Multiple‑choice questions with clear, labeled answers Answers marked with [ANS] or “Correct” for easy self‑checking Works on any device – phone, tablet, laptop Topics You'll Study: Health Status of Children – global & national perspectives Genetics and child health Environmental health risks Child and family health assessment Cultural considerations in pediatrics Children with special health care needs Developmental management (newborn through adolescence) Behavioral and mental health promotion Breastfeeding, nutrition, and elimination Physical activity, sleep, and sexuality Infectious diseases & immunizations Dental health and oral disorders Atopic, rheumatic & immunodeficiency disorders Dermatologic, eye, ear, and respiratory disorders Cardiovascular, hematologic, and gastrointestinal disorders Genitourinary and gynecologic disorders Musculoskeletal disorders, injuries & toxic exposures Endocrine, metabolic, and neurologic disorders Sample Questions from This Set: Question: Which region globally has the highest infant mortality rate? Answer: Sub‑Saharan Africa Question: A 16‑year‑old male has received a pink slip from the police for inpatient psychiatric treatment. The teen has been expressing thoughts of hanging himself because "Life sucks." The nursing staff should consider placing the child: Answer: In an area where he can be watched one‑on‑one This Is Helpful For: Students taking pediatric primary care / advanced pediatric nursing courses Nurse practitioners preparing for certification exams Anyone who wants to test their knowledge with real textbook questions I hope this helps you feel more confident going into your exam.

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Chapter=1:=Health=Status=of=Children:=Global=and=NationalPerspectives=
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1.=Which=region=globally=has=the=highest=infant=mortality=rate?=
A. Indonesia=
B. Southern=Asia=
C. Sub-Saharan=Africa=Correct=
D. Syria=
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2.=The=primary=care=pediatric=nurse=practitioner=understands=that,=to=achievethe=greates
t=worldwide=reduction=in=child=mortality=from=pneumonia=and=diarrhea,=which=interven
tionis=most=effective?=
A. Antibiotics=
B. Optimal=nutrition=
C. Vaccinations=Correct=
D. Water=purification=
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3.=Which=is=true=about=the=health=status=of=children=in=the=United=States?=
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A.=Globalism=has=relatively=little=impact=on=child=health=measures=in=the=U.S.=B.=Ob
esity=rates=among=2to5yearolds=have=shown=a=recent=significant=
decrease.=Correct=
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C. The=rate=of=household=poverty=is=lower=than=in=other=economically=developed=nat
ions.=
D. Young=children=who=attend=preschool=or=day=care=have=higher=food=insecurity.=
4.=The=primary=care=pediatric=nurse=practitioner=understands=that=a=majorchild=
health=outcome=associated=with=worldwide=climate=change=is=A.=cost=
of=living.=
B. education.=
C. nutrition.=Correct=
D. pollution.=
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5.=When=providing=well=child=care=for=an=infant=in=the=first=year=of=life,=theprimary=care=pediatric
=nurse=practitioner=is=adhering=to=the=most=recent=AmericanAcademy=of=

PediatricsRecommendations=for=Preventive=Pediatric=Health=Care=guidelinesby=A.=foc
using=less=on=development=and=more=on=illness=prevention=and=nutrition.=
B. following=guidelines=established=by=theBright=Futures=publication.=
C. scheduling=wellbaby=visits=to=coincide=with=key=developmental=milestones.=Correct=
D. seeing=the=infant=at=ages=2,=4,=6,=and=12=months=when=immunizations=aredue.=
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Chapter=2.=Unique=Issues=in=Pediatrics=
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1.=A=nurse=is=explaining=the=therapeutic=milieu=to=a=new=nurse.=The=best=explanation=of=this=t
erm=would=be:=
1. The=place=where=the=child=is=receiving=care.=
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2. Group=therapy.=
3. Personal=interactions=between=patients=and=staff.=
4. All=of=the=above=are=correct.=
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2.=A=16-year-old=male=has=received=a=pink-
slip=from=the=police=for=inpatientpsychiatric=treatment.=The=teen=
has=been=expressing=thoughts=of=hanging=himself=because=Life=sucks.=Thenursing=staff=should=co
nsider=placing=the=child:=
1. With=peers.=
2. In=an=area=where=he=can=be=watched=one-on-one.=
3. With=a=roommate=that=is=expressing=the=same=concerns.=
4. In=an=area=close=to=an=external=door.=ANS:=2=
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3.==Learning=disabilities=in=children=have=scientifically=been=linked=to:=
1. Poor=nutrition.=
2. The=environment=in=which=the=child=lives.=
3. Genetics.=
4. Watching=more=than=four=hours=of=television=a=day.ANS:=3=
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4.=A=mental=health=nurse=has=assessed=a=child=and=determined=that=the=childexhibits=behavioral=c
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When=the=school=nurse=explains=this=to=a=teacher,=the=best=description=wouldbe:=
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1. The=child=may=exhibit=physical=outbursts.=
2. The=child=may=exhibit=violence=toward=others.=
3. The=child=may=be=defiant=or=have=tantrums.=
4. The=child=will=need=special=interventions=for=learning.ANS:=3=
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5. A=child=that=has=not=exhibited=enuresis=in=four=years=has=exhibited=thisbehavior=pattern=for=th
e=last=week.=
The=reason=a=child=may=revert=back=to=this=behavior=pattern=is=because=of:=
1. Hallucinations.=
2. Behavioral=challenges.=
3. Delusions.=
4. Stress.=ANS:=4=
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6.=An=18-year-
old=male=has=called=the=crisis=line=for=help.=The=crisis=nurserecognizes=the=intervention=needs=ma
y=consist=of=all=of=the=following=except:=
1. Discussing=the=individuals=everyday=activities.=
2. Recognizing=that=the=patient=may=be=in=a=catharsis=state.=
3. Expressing=empathy=toward=the=caller.=
4. Avoiding=entropy.=ANS:=1=
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7.=An=8-year-
old=boy=with=a=history=of=hallucinations=and=violent=behavior=hasbeen=place=in=a=seclusion=room=
at=the=hospital=because=he=has=been=hurting=others.=The=nurse=checks=on=thepatient=and=realizes=
she=must=take=him=out=of=the=seclusion=room=when:=
1. He=is=crying=to=be=released.=
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2. He=states,=I=will=be=a=good=boy=now.=
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3. He=starts=headbutting=the=window.=
4. He=complains=that=his=parents=will=file=a=lawsuit.ANS:=3=
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8.=A=child=has=been=exhibiting=the=MacDonald=Triad.=These=behaviors=include:=
1. Enuresis,=pushing=others,=and=pyromania.=
2. Swinging=a=cat=by=the=tail,=bed-wetting,=and=lighting=paper=on=fire=in=thetrash=can.=
3. Playing=with=other=children,=laughing,=and=conversing=with=adults.=
4. Playing=with=a=campfire,=watching=television,=and=seeking=adult=attention.ANS:=2=
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9.=A=teenager=diagnosed=with=borderline=personality=disorder=should=havedischarge=planning=ins
tructions=of:=
1. A=consistent=caregiver.=
2. Monitoring=of=media,=such=as=the=Internet,=television,=and=video=games.=
3. Obtaining=support=from=family=and=friends.=
4. Seeking=medical=attention=when=the=teenager=feels=good.ANS:=3=
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10.=A=mental=health=nurse=is=teaching=the=mother=of=a=child=with=executivefunctioning=issues=
ways=to=help=her=child.=Interventions=the=mother=should=use=include:=
1. Placing=visual=aids=on=the=bathroom=mirror=so=that=the=child=will=follow=themorning=routine.=
2. Give=the=child=a=choice=in=foods=to=eat.=
3. Allowing=the=child=to=ask=for=help=when=needed.=
4. Reminding=the=child=to=be=nice=to=others.=ANS:=1=
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11.=Ellie,=a=9-year-
old=girl,=was=adopted=by=a=family=at=the=age=of=4=after=several=years=of=severe=neglect=by=her=birth
=family.=The=adoptive=family=hasbeen=reporting=that=Ellie=is=angry=a=lot,=manipulative=with=her=te

achers,=and=does=not=seek=positive=attention.=The=nurse=working=with=Elliewill=need=to:=1.=Provid
e=education=on=decreasing=stimuli=in=the=home=environment=thattriggers=the=anger.=


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2. Realize=Ellie=may=have=attachment=issues=related=to=her=previous=historyand=will=ne
ed=to=encourage=the=family=to=be=active=in=her=care.=
3. Support=the=family=in=the=decision-
making=process=of=continuing=to=let=Ellielive=in=the=home.=
4. Discuss=inpatient=therapy=to=decrease=Ellies=manipulative=behavior=patterns.=ANS:=2
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12.=An=infant=displays=depression=by:=
1. Smiling=at=strangers.=
2. Bonding=to=someone=other=than=the=immediate=family.=
3. Crying=more=than=an=average=infant.=
4. Looks=away=when=an=adult=attempts=to=play=with=the=infant.ANS:=4=
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13.=A=father=reports=that=his=adolescent=daughter=has=gotten=good=grades=upuntil=the=last=quarter=
of=school.=
She=has=been=hanging=out=by=herself=and=does=not=want=to=talk=to=himanymore.=The=mental=
health=nurse=should:=
1. Realize=that=this=is=a=natural=part=of=growing=up.=
2. Perform=a=mental=health=screening=to=check=for=depression.=
3. Attempt=to=get=the=adolescent=to=discuss=why=she=does=not=like=her=fatheranymore.=
4. Let=the=adolescent=talk=when=she=is=ready.ANS:=2=
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14.==A=teen=should=be=checked=for=depression=at= physician=visit(s).=
1. Every=
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2. One=
3. Monthly=
4. Bi-yearly=ANS:=1=
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15.=When=using=the=SAD=FACES=depression=screen,=it=is=important=to=assess:=
1. Anhedonia.=
2. Suicidal=ideations.=
3. Sleep=patterns.=
4. All=of=the=above=ANS:=4=
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16.=A=school=nurse=is=giving=an=in-
service=to=teachers=on=bullycide.=The=mainreason=for=the=teaching=is=so=that:=
1. Teachers=are=aware=bullying=occurs.=
2. Teachers=are=able=to=identify=students=who=are=risk.=
3. Teachers=can=be=aware=of=the=fact=that=suicides=can=happen=due=to=bullyingby=others.=
4. Teachers=are=aware=of=their=role=in=causing=bullycide.ANS:=3=
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17.=An=adolescent=with=a=known=history=of=bipolar=disorder=is=in=the=schoolnurses=office=because
=a=teacher=

reported=that=she=was=talking=fast=and=acting=like=she=was=God.=The=schoolnurse=assesses=the=girl=
and=notes=that:=
1. She=is=probably=in=a=manic=phase=and=needs=to=be=treated=professionally.=
2. She=has=had=too=much=sleep=and=is=now=hyperactive.=
3. She=forgot=to=take=her=medications=today.=
4. She=requires=some=food=and=rest=before=going=back=to=class.ANS:=1=
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Chapter=3.=Genetics=and=Child=HealthQuestions=
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1.=What=is=true=about=haploid=cells?=
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C. Each=contains=23=paired=chromosomes.=
D. Each=one=contains=23=chromosomes.=Correct=
E. Replication=produces=two=identical=cells.=
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F. They=replicate=via=the=process=of=mitosis.=
2.=What=does=the=following=genetic=notation=symbol=mean=47,XX,6q?=
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A. Male=with=deletion=of=chromosome=6=
B. Female=with=deletion=of=chromosome=6=

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