NURS 3122 Child Health Midterm | UPDATED Questions
with 100% Verified Answers
Q1: Four principles of family centered
A: 1. Respect and dignity
Q2: care
A: 2. Participation
3. Information sharing
4. Collaboration
Q3: FCC: Practicing Respect and
A: NOD
Q4: Dignity
A: Hand hygiene
Knock
Use patient and family member names
Recognize strengths
Validate fears and concerns
Q5: FCC: Practicing Participation
A: Collaborate to create care plans
Ask how they want to be involved
Express gratitude
Q6: FCC: Practicing Information
A: Use plain language
Q7: Sharing
A: Speak facing the patient
Teach backs
Use multiple methods of communication
Give reliable handovers to oncoming shift
Q8: FCC: Practicing Collaboration
A: Include patient and family voices
Design, deliver, and evaluate
Quality improvement
Change management
,Q9: 5 strategies to reduce poverty
A: 1. Child Care
2. Housing
3. Mental Health Care
4. Address revenue and tax systems
5. Government transfer
Q10: 2 groups at risk for poverty
A: Indigenous
Immigrants
Q11: 5 Lowest UNICEF Rankings
A: Spending on children and families (28th)
Child mortality (28th)
Obesity (29th)
Immunization (32nd)
Violence (Homicide) (33rd)
Teen suicide (35th)
Q12: What issues can be caused by
A: ADHD, Depression, Social Delays
Q13: insecure attachment
A:
Q14: Infant age range
A: Birth to 12 months
Q15: Toddler age range
A: 1 to 3 years
Q16: Preschooler age range
A: 3 to 6 years
Q17: School age range
A: 6 to 12 years
Q18: Adolescent age range
A: 12 to 18 years
Q19: Infant developmental stages
, A: Oral (Freud)
Baby obtains pleasure and comfort from mouth
Trust vs. Mistrust (Erikson)
Baby establishes a sense of trust when basic
needs are met
Sensorimotor (Piaget)
Baby learns from movement and sensory input
Q20: Nursing Application of Freud
A: Offer pacifier when baby is NPO
Q21: Infants (Oral)
A: Offer baby pacifier, bottle, or breastfeeding
after painful procedure
Q22: Nursing application of Erikson
A: Hold the hospitalized baby often
Q23: Infants (Trust vs. Mistrust)
A: Offer comfort after painful procedures
Meet the baby's food and hygiene needs
Encourage parents rooming in
Manage pain effectively with analgesics and
other measure
Q24: Nursing application of Piaget
A: Use crib mobiles, manipulative toys, wall
Q25: Infants (Sensorimotor)
A: murals, and bright colours to provide interesting
stimuli and comfort
Use toys to distract baby during procedures
and assessments
Q26: Toddler developmental stages
A: Anal (Freud)
Child derives gratification from control over
body excretions
Autonomy vs. Shame/Doubt (Erikson)
Childterm-7 is increasingly independent in many
spheres of life
Sensorimotor/Pre-operational (Piaget)
Child shows increasing curiosity and explorative
with 100% Verified Answers
Q1: Four principles of family centered
A: 1. Respect and dignity
Q2: care
A: 2. Participation
3. Information sharing
4. Collaboration
Q3: FCC: Practicing Respect and
A: NOD
Q4: Dignity
A: Hand hygiene
Knock
Use patient and family member names
Recognize strengths
Validate fears and concerns
Q5: FCC: Practicing Participation
A: Collaborate to create care plans
Ask how they want to be involved
Express gratitude
Q6: FCC: Practicing Information
A: Use plain language
Q7: Sharing
A: Speak facing the patient
Teach backs
Use multiple methods of communication
Give reliable handovers to oncoming shift
Q8: FCC: Practicing Collaboration
A: Include patient and family voices
Design, deliver, and evaluate
Quality improvement
Change management
,Q9: 5 strategies to reduce poverty
A: 1. Child Care
2. Housing
3. Mental Health Care
4. Address revenue and tax systems
5. Government transfer
Q10: 2 groups at risk for poverty
A: Indigenous
Immigrants
Q11: 5 Lowest UNICEF Rankings
A: Spending on children and families (28th)
Child mortality (28th)
Obesity (29th)
Immunization (32nd)
Violence (Homicide) (33rd)
Teen suicide (35th)
Q12: What issues can be caused by
A: ADHD, Depression, Social Delays
Q13: insecure attachment
A:
Q14: Infant age range
A: Birth to 12 months
Q15: Toddler age range
A: 1 to 3 years
Q16: Preschooler age range
A: 3 to 6 years
Q17: School age range
A: 6 to 12 years
Q18: Adolescent age range
A: 12 to 18 years
Q19: Infant developmental stages
, A: Oral (Freud)
Baby obtains pleasure and comfort from mouth
Trust vs. Mistrust (Erikson)
Baby establishes a sense of trust when basic
needs are met
Sensorimotor (Piaget)
Baby learns from movement and sensory input
Q20: Nursing Application of Freud
A: Offer pacifier when baby is NPO
Q21: Infants (Oral)
A: Offer baby pacifier, bottle, or breastfeeding
after painful procedure
Q22: Nursing application of Erikson
A: Hold the hospitalized baby often
Q23: Infants (Trust vs. Mistrust)
A: Offer comfort after painful procedures
Meet the baby's food and hygiene needs
Encourage parents rooming in
Manage pain effectively with analgesics and
other measure
Q24: Nursing application of Piaget
A: Use crib mobiles, manipulative toys, wall
Q25: Infants (Sensorimotor)
A: murals, and bright colours to provide interesting
stimuli and comfort
Use toys to distract baby during procedures
and assessments
Q26: Toddler developmental stages
A: Anal (Freud)
Child derives gratification from control over
body excretions
Autonomy vs. Shame/Doubt (Erikson)
Childterm-7 is increasingly independent in many
spheres of life
Sensorimotor/Pre-operational (Piaget)
Child shows increasing curiosity and explorative
