RN toddler 1-3yrs assessment EXAM with
correct questions and answers
, A nurse is assessing a group of toddlers for the presence of speech delays.
Which of the following client for the nurse notify the healthcare provider
about possible speech delay - correct ans:A three-year-old toddler vocab of
100 words and can only be understood by their caregivers
A nurse is leading a caregiver class where they are discussing toilet training.
Which of the following should the nurse confirm for caregivers or signs of
readiness to begin toilet training? - correct ans:Waking up from a nap with a
dry diaper. Showing interest in using the toilet. Understanding the urge to
use the toilet.
A nurse is providing care for a toddler who is recently diagnosed with autism
spectrum disorder. The toddlers caregiver states I am happy. We received an
early diagnosis so we can begin treatment immediately earlier we treated
the sooner they can be cured. Which of the following statement, should the
nurse used to respond to the caregiver? - correct ans:Autism spectrum
disorder is a long time condition but beginning treatment immediately will
benefit your child
Home healthcare nurses evaluating home safety to prevent any related falls
associated with toddlers, which of the following findings would require
further education for the caregivers - correct ans:The caregivers placed a 13
month old toddler and a baby walker with wheels
A nurse is providing anticipatory guidance to the caregivers of a 12 month
old child. Which of the following agent should the nurse informed the
caregiver that child should be able to walk upstairs with or without
assistance? - correct ans:By two years of age
Her nurse is providing care for a 26 month old toddler. The caregivers are
concerned about behaviors of witness from their trial such as headbanging
breathing slapping their child become upset. Which of the following
responses should the nurse provide a child caregiver? - correct ans:This
behavior is common and toddlers. While it is challenging for caregivers,
typically behavior will improve over time.
correct questions and answers
, A nurse is assessing a group of toddlers for the presence of speech delays.
Which of the following client for the nurse notify the healthcare provider
about possible speech delay - correct ans:A three-year-old toddler vocab of
100 words and can only be understood by their caregivers
A nurse is leading a caregiver class where they are discussing toilet training.
Which of the following should the nurse confirm for caregivers or signs of
readiness to begin toilet training? - correct ans:Waking up from a nap with a
dry diaper. Showing interest in using the toilet. Understanding the urge to
use the toilet.
A nurse is providing care for a toddler who is recently diagnosed with autism
spectrum disorder. The toddlers caregiver states I am happy. We received an
early diagnosis so we can begin treatment immediately earlier we treated
the sooner they can be cured. Which of the following statement, should the
nurse used to respond to the caregiver? - correct ans:Autism spectrum
disorder is a long time condition but beginning treatment immediately will
benefit your child
Home healthcare nurses evaluating home safety to prevent any related falls
associated with toddlers, which of the following findings would require
further education for the caregivers - correct ans:The caregivers placed a 13
month old toddler and a baby walker with wheels
A nurse is providing anticipatory guidance to the caregivers of a 12 month
old child. Which of the following agent should the nurse informed the
caregiver that child should be able to walk upstairs with or without
assistance? - correct ans:By two years of age
Her nurse is providing care for a 26 month old toddler. The caregivers are
concerned about behaviors of witness from their trial such as headbanging
breathing slapping their child become upset. Which of the following
responses should the nurse provide a child caregiver? - correct ans:This
behavior is common and toddlers. While it is challenging for caregivers,
typically behavior will improve over time.
