Family Nursing Practice Exam 1 Study
Guide for NURS 5432 with verified
Questions and Answers Graded A+ Pass
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Immunizations should not be delayed for minor illnesses.
- ............ANSWER..........Vaccinations
Two types: Rotarix and Rotateq with specific dosing.
- ............ANSWER..........Rotavirus Vaccines
Live-virus vaccines are contraindicated for these patients.
- ............ANSWER..........Immunodeficient Children
Children with allergies may need vaccine adjustments.
- ............ANSWER..........Known Allergies
Rare intussusception risk; avoid in certain conditions.
- ............ANSWER..........RV Vaccine
Key skills children should achieve by specific ages.
- ............ANSWER..........Developmental Milestones
,
System for assessing sexual maturation stages.
- ............ANSWER..........Tanner Stages
Pre-pubertal stage with no pubic hair. - ............ANSWER..........Stage 1
Tanner
Soft pubic hair; breast buds in females. - ............ANSWER..........Stage 2
Tanner
Coarser pubic hair; penis enlargement in males.
- ............ANSWER..........Stage 3 Tanner
Pubic hair covers area; breast mound development.
- ............ANSWER..........Stage 4 Tanner
Adult stage; full development of genitalia.
- ............ANSWER..........Stage 5 Tanner
Symptoms typically present before age 3.
- ............ANSWER..........Autism
Describes abnormal uterine bleeding patterns.
- ............ANSWER..........AUB Classification
Recommendations for cervical cancer screening ages.
- ............ANSWER..........PAP Screening Guidelines
,
Not outright contraindications for vaccinations.
- ............ANSWER..........Chronic Diseases
Immunization schedule based on chronological age.
- ............ANSWER..........Premature Infants
Contraindicated in immunocompromised children.
- ............ANSWER..........Live Virus Vaccines
Avoid MMR, IPV, VAR in allergic children.
- ............ANSWER..........Neomycin Allergy
Influenza vaccine can be given with precautions.
- ............ANSWER..........Egg Allergy
Head control by 3 months; sitting by 6 months.
- ............ANSWER..........Developmental Control
Develops between 8-10 months of age. - ............ANSWER..........Pincer
Grasp
Typically achieved by 1 year of age. - ............ANSWER..........Walking
Milestone
,
Peaks at 12 months; begins word usage.
- ............ANSWER..........Babbling
Expands significantly from 12 to 24 months.
- ............ANSWER..........Expressive Vocabulary
100% comprehension by kindergarten age.
- ............ANSWER..........Speech Comprehension
Vaccination deferred until post-discharge.
- ............ANSWER..........Hospitalized Children
Contraindicates RV vaccines in infants. - ............ANSWER..........Severe
Combined Immunodeficiency
Vaccination deferred in acute moderate or severe cases.
- ............ANSWER..........Gastroenteritis
Screening for cervical cancer; first at age 21.
- ............ANSWER..........PAP test
Determines subtype of human papillomavirus.
- ............ANSWER..........HPV testing
Examination of cervix after abnormal PAP results.
- ............ANSWER..........Colposcopy
Guide for NURS 5432 with verified
Questions and Answers Graded A+ Pass
Guaranteed
Immunizations should not be delayed for minor illnesses.
- ............ANSWER..........Vaccinations
Two types: Rotarix and Rotateq with specific dosing.
- ............ANSWER..........Rotavirus Vaccines
Live-virus vaccines are contraindicated for these patients.
- ............ANSWER..........Immunodeficient Children
Children with allergies may need vaccine adjustments.
- ............ANSWER..........Known Allergies
Rare intussusception risk; avoid in certain conditions.
- ............ANSWER..........RV Vaccine
Key skills children should achieve by specific ages.
- ............ANSWER..........Developmental Milestones
,
System for assessing sexual maturation stages.
- ............ANSWER..........Tanner Stages
Pre-pubertal stage with no pubic hair. - ............ANSWER..........Stage 1
Tanner
Soft pubic hair; breast buds in females. - ............ANSWER..........Stage 2
Tanner
Coarser pubic hair; penis enlargement in males.
- ............ANSWER..........Stage 3 Tanner
Pubic hair covers area; breast mound development.
- ............ANSWER..........Stage 4 Tanner
Adult stage; full development of genitalia.
- ............ANSWER..........Stage 5 Tanner
Symptoms typically present before age 3.
- ............ANSWER..........Autism
Describes abnormal uterine bleeding patterns.
- ............ANSWER..........AUB Classification
Recommendations for cervical cancer screening ages.
- ............ANSWER..........PAP Screening Guidelines
,
Not outright contraindications for vaccinations.
- ............ANSWER..........Chronic Diseases
Immunization schedule based on chronological age.
- ............ANSWER..........Premature Infants
Contraindicated in immunocompromised children.
- ............ANSWER..........Live Virus Vaccines
Avoid MMR, IPV, VAR in allergic children.
- ............ANSWER..........Neomycin Allergy
Influenza vaccine can be given with precautions.
- ............ANSWER..........Egg Allergy
Head control by 3 months; sitting by 6 months.
- ............ANSWER..........Developmental Control
Develops between 8-10 months of age. - ............ANSWER..........Pincer
Grasp
Typically achieved by 1 year of age. - ............ANSWER..........Walking
Milestone
,
Peaks at 12 months; begins word usage.
- ............ANSWER..........Babbling
Expands significantly from 12 to 24 months.
- ............ANSWER..........Expressive Vocabulary
100% comprehension by kindergarten age.
- ............ANSWER..........Speech Comprehension
Vaccination deferred until post-discharge.
- ............ANSWER..........Hospitalized Children
Contraindicates RV vaccines in infants. - ............ANSWER..........Severe
Combined Immunodeficiency
Vaccination deferred in acute moderate or severe cases.
- ............ANSWER..........Gastroenteritis
Screening for cervical cancer; first at age 21.
- ............ANSWER..........PAP test
Determines subtype of human papillomavirus.
- ............ANSWER..........HPV testing
Examination of cervix after abnormal PAP results.
- ............ANSWER..........Colposcopy
