NUR166 ECPI CHAPTER 32 PRACTICE SOLUTION (NEW VERSION 2026/2027) QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+

NUR166 ECPI CHAPTER 32 PRACTICE SOLUTION (NEW VERSION 2026/2027) QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+◉ When 12-year-old Chelsie comes in for her annual check-up, the nurse must take a health history and do a physical exam. What is the most appropriate manner for the nurse to obtain a health history? Answer: Ask Chelsie if she minds if her mother is in the room with her. ◉ A parent has brought the child into the clinic for a routine health assessment. The parent asks when routine screening for back symmetry will begin. Which response by the nurse is most accurate? Answer: School age Screening for curvatures of the spine begin at school age when the child is most likely to develop this kind of deformity. ◉ A 5-year-old child is being seen at the ambulatory care clinic for a well-child visit. The child is hiding behind his mother. What initial action by the nurse is indicated? Answer: Allow the child to remain "hidden" during the initial part of the interview. Children may be shy when at the physician's office. To allow the child the opportunity to initially be "invisible" may be beneficial to help the child become acclimated to the surroundings. Telling the child to act like a big boy is not indicated and may "shame" the child and hinder the development of rapport between the nurse and the child. Eventually the child's mother may need to place him on the