CHILD HEALTH NURSING 2026 CERTIFICATION
EVALUATION TEST PAPER QUESTIONS
SOLUTIONS GRADED A PLUS
◉ When providing care to the pediatric client recently diagnosed
with diabetes, the role of nurse educator is best demonstrated with
which scenarios? Select all that apply.
Answer: -The nurse provides diabetic teaching to the child and
family.
-The nurse encourages the child and family to attend nutrition
classes for those newly diagnosed with diabetes.
-The nurse asks the child to list signs and symptoms of hypoglycemic
reaction after the family has attended diabetic teaching classes.
◉ The nurse is talking with the parent of a 2-year-old child during a
scheduled visit. Which teaching subject best supports the emphasis
on preventive care?
Answer: Showing the parent how to teach handwashing to their
child.
◉ Which child represents an increasingly common pediatric medical
scenario currently present in the United States?
Answer: 9-year-old girl diagnosed with type 2 diabetes
, ◉ A 3-year-old child is being prepared for a lumbar puncture and
the parents are being asked to provide consent. Which activity
would be the nurse's responsibility during this process? Select all
that apply.
Answer: -checking the parents' understanding of the procedure
-ensuring the form is signed by the parents
-witnessing the parents signing the form
◉ The parents of a 9-year-old agree to allow their child to
participate in a research project involving drug trials for a new drug
for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. Which rights of the child
are related to beneficence? Select all that apply.
Answer: -The parents and child are told of the physical and
nonphysical risks associated with the research.
-The parents and child are informed of the possible adverse effects of
the research.
-The parents and child are told of the direct and indirect benefits of
participation.
◉ Which nursing activity requires the pediatric nurse to implement
the ethical principle of nonmaleficence?
Answer: Weighing the potential harm caused by a child's
chemotherapy with its potential benefits
EVALUATION TEST PAPER QUESTIONS
SOLUTIONS GRADED A PLUS
◉ When providing care to the pediatric client recently diagnosed
with diabetes, the role of nurse educator is best demonstrated with
which scenarios? Select all that apply.
Answer: -The nurse provides diabetic teaching to the child and
family.
-The nurse encourages the child and family to attend nutrition
classes for those newly diagnosed with diabetes.
-The nurse asks the child to list signs and symptoms of hypoglycemic
reaction after the family has attended diabetic teaching classes.
◉ The nurse is talking with the parent of a 2-year-old child during a
scheduled visit. Which teaching subject best supports the emphasis
on preventive care?
Answer: Showing the parent how to teach handwashing to their
child.
◉ Which child represents an increasingly common pediatric medical
scenario currently present in the United States?
Answer: 9-year-old girl diagnosed with type 2 diabetes
, ◉ A 3-year-old child is being prepared for a lumbar puncture and
the parents are being asked to provide consent. Which activity
would be the nurse's responsibility during this process? Select all
that apply.
Answer: -checking the parents' understanding of the procedure
-ensuring the form is signed by the parents
-witnessing the parents signing the form
◉ The parents of a 9-year-old agree to allow their child to
participate in a research project involving drug trials for a new drug
for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. Which rights of the child
are related to beneficence? Select all that apply.
Answer: -The parents and child are told of the physical and
nonphysical risks associated with the research.
-The parents and child are informed of the possible adverse effects of
the research.
-The parents and child are told of the direct and indirect benefits of
participation.
◉ Which nursing activity requires the pediatric nurse to implement
the ethical principle of nonmaleficence?
Answer: Weighing the potential harm caused by a child's
chemotherapy with its potential benefits
