This is the complete Test Bank for Pediatric Nursing Care: A Concept-Based Approach, 2nd Edition, authored by Luanne Linnard-Palmer. The document provides multiple-choice and multiple-response questions with correct answers, feedback rationales, complexity levels, taxonomy levels, and chapter references covering all units and chapters of the textbook. Content is organized across Unit I Overview of Pediatric Nursing Care (Introduction to Children's Health Care and Care Across Clinical Settings); Unit II Safety in Caring for Children and Families (Essential Safety Models); Unit III Models of Care (Cultural and Religious Influences to Care and Working and Communicating with an Interdisciplinary Team); Unit IV Developmentally Focused Care and Developmental Milestones (Caring for Neonates and Infants, Toddlers, Preschoolers, School-Age Children, Adolescents, and Symptom Management Across Childhood); Unit V Caring for Families in Need (Caring for Families Under Stress and Caring for an Abused Child); Unit VI Concept-Based Care in Pediatrics covering Gastrointestinal Elimination, Metabolism, Gas Exchange and Oxygenation, Skin Integrity, Cellular Regulation, Cardiovascular Perfusion, Sensory Perceptions: Impairments and Disorders, Intracranial Regulation, Genitourinary Elimination, Mobility, Cognition and Mental Health, Immune System Disorders, and Infection and Communicable Diseases in Childhood; and Unit VII Implementing Principles of Safe Care covering Essential Skills for Pediatric Nursing, Safe and Legal Aspects of Care, Care of the Acutely Ill or Critically Ill Child, and The Dying Child. Topics tested include family strengths models and family-centered care; Healthy People 2020 goals; critical thinking and concept-based care; hospice, school nurse, outpatient, and acute care competencies; the sniffing position and obligate nose breathing; I-PASS, SBAR, CUS, KIDS SAFE, SIGNOUT, and D-BITCH'EN communication and safety mnemonics; acts of commission, acts of omission, scheduling misperception, and family noncompliance; medication error prevention, time-outs, and the QSEN competencies; cultural and religious influences including Catholicism, Judaism, Islam, Jehovah's Witnesses, Somali female circumcision practices, cultural awareness, cultural humility, cultural sensitivity, and health literacy; interdisciplinary communication, huddles, effective handoffs, power distance, and barriers to communication; developmental milestones including Apgar scoring, Babinski reflex, birth weight tripling, vaccinations, colic, sunburn prevention, and acrocyanosis; toddler temper tantrums, toilet training, iron-deficiency anemia, DTaP reactions, and medication administration; preschooler masturbation, choking prevention, pain assessment, picky eating, discipline, car seat safety, and FluMist; school-age bullying, precocious puberty, obesity, vaccination refusal, peanut allergy, and inferiority complex; adolescent anemia, iron requirements, acne, sexual health, marijuana use, contraception consent, and delayed puberty; and concept-based chapters covering childhood cancers such as Hodgkin's lymphoma, neuroblastoma, and leukemia; nadir and absolute neutrophil count; neutropenic precautions and fever management; blood transfusion reactions; cardiac assessment including pulse oximetry, critical congenital heart defect screening, cardiac troponin, and congenital heart defects such as ventricular septal defect, Tetralogy of Fallot, and dextro-transposition of the great arteries; Kawasaki disease, rheumatic heart disease, and digoxin administration; sensory impairments including otitis media, retinopathy of prematurity, retinoblastoma, autism spectrum disorders, and ototoxic medications; intracranial regulation including Macween sign, Glasgow Coma Scale, lumbar puncture positioning, abusive head trauma, meningitis, and brain tumor metastases; genitourinary conditions including urinary tract infections, pyelonephritis, gonorrhea, glomerulonephritis, hemolytic uremic syndrome, nephrotic syndrome, chlamydia, and priapism; mobility conditions including congenital hip dysplasia, muscular dystrophy, Legg-Calve-Perthes disease, compartment syndrome, scoliosis, rickets, and clubfoot; mental health conditions including suicide risk assessment, depression, anxiety, autism, bipolar disorder, and pica; immune system disorders including idiopathic thrombocytopenia purpura, chronic granulomatous disease, anaphylaxis, juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, and HIV staging; communicable diseases including vaccine schedules, hepatitis B, febrile seizures, conjunctivitis, fifth disease, and impetigo; essential pediatric skills including mummy wraps, vital signs, caloric needs, fluid resuscitation, Parkland formula, blood transfusions, suctioning, and chest tubes; and legal and end-of-life topics including negligence, malpractice, civil lawsuits, child maltreatment reporting, floating, police holds, assent, informed consent, conscious sedation, code purple, and the dying child's developmental understanding of death, sibling reactions, symptom management, and traumatic death in the emergency department. This test bank is intended for exam preparation, chapter review, practice, and homework support for nursing students studying pediatric nursing care.
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,Linnard-Palmer: Pediatric Nursing Care A Concept-Based Approach 2nd Edition Test
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Table of Content
Unit I Overview of Pediatric Nursing Care
Chapter 1 Introduction to Children's Health Care
Chapter 2 Care Across Clinical Settings
Unit II Safety in Caring for Children and Families
Chapter 3 Essential Safety Models
Unit III Models of Care
Chapter 4 Cultural and Religious Influences to Care
Chapter 5 Working and Communicating with an Interdisciplinary Team
Unit IV Developmentally Focused Care and Developmental Milestones
Chapter 6 Caring for Neonates and Infants
Chapter 7 Caring for Toddlers
Chapter 8 Caring for Preschoolers
Chapter 9 Caring for School-Age Children
Chapter 10 Caring for Adolescents
Chapter 11 Symptom Management Across Childhood
Unit V Caring for Families in Need
, Chapter 12 Caring for Families Under Stress
Chapter 13 Caring for an Abused Child
Unit VI Concept-Based Care in Pediatrics
Chapter 14 Gastrointestinal Elimination
Chapter 15 Metabolism
Chapter 16 Gas Exchange and Oxygenation
Chapter 17 Skin Integrity
Chapter 18 Cellular Regulation
Chapter 19 Cardiovascular Perfusion
Chapter 20 Sensory Perceptions: Impairments and Disorders
Chapter 21 Intracranial Regulation
Chapter 22 Genitourinary Elimination
Chapter 23 Mobility
Chapter 24 Cognition and Mental Health
Chapter 25 Immune System Disorders
Chapter 26 Infection and Communicable Diseases in Childhood
Unit VII Implementing Principles of Safe Care
Chapter 27 Essential Skills for Pediatric Nursing
Chapter 28 Safe and Legal Aspects of Care
Chapter 29 Care of the Acutely Ill or Critically Ill Child
Chapter 30 The Dying Child
, Pediatric Nursing Care: A Concept-Based Approach 2nd edition Linnard-
Palmer Test Bank
Unit I: Overview of Pediatric Nursing Care
Chapter 1 Introduction to Children's Health Care
Question 1
A family presents with an infant that has recently been diagnosed with cerebral
palsy. Which of the following is an appropriate task for a pediatric nurse
regarding the care of this infant?
Select one:
A. Reassure the family that everything is all right and the infant is receiving the best
quality care.
B. Segregate the majority of the family so that you can deal with just the infant and
primary caregiver.
C. Provide education to the parents so that they can expect, plan for, and cope
with problems associated with normal growth and development of the
child.
D. Recuse yourself from the situation and let the pediatrician handle this situation.
Feedback
Ahead: Introduction: Contemporary Issues in Children's Health
Complexity: Moderate
Subject: Chapter 1
Taxonomy: Application
Title: Introduction to Children's Health Care
The correct answer is: Provide education to the parents so that they can expect,
plan for, and cope with problems associated with normal growth and
development of the child.
Question 2
As a pediatric nurse, what advice would you give to a new mother that would be
in compliance with the goals of Healthy People 2020?
Select one:
A. Encourage post-partum vitamins
B. Encourage immunizations
C. Encourage breast feeding
D. Encourage bottle feeding
Feedback
Ahead: Frameworks of Pediatric Health
Complexity: Moderate
Subject: Chapter 1
Taxonomy: Analysis
Title: Introduction to Children's Health Care
The correct answer is: Encourage breast feeding