N1230 EXAM 1 PEDS UPDATED QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. Common fears of infants are
Answer:
separation anxiety and stranger anxiety
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2. common fears of toddlers are
Answer:
separation anxiety and loss of control
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3. common fears of preschoolers are
Answer:
body injury and mutation, loss of control and 'pretend' things and the dark
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4. common fears of school age children are
Answer:
loss of control, body injury/mutation, failure and death
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5. common fears of adolescents are
Answer:
loss of control, altered body image, and separation of friends
Question:
6. approach infants by
Answer:
pacifiers, swaddling, providing security objects, and encour-age parents to be present
Question:
7. approach toddlers by
Answer:
involving parents in care, smile, incorporate play and be eye level
Question:
8. approach preschoolers by
Answer:
involving parents in care, play, eye-level, simple explanations, and allow child to help
Question:
9. approach school age by
, Answer:
involving child in care, privacy, and explain all procedures
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10. approach adolescents by
Answer:
keeping privacy, be non-judgemental, confidentiality, and in-volve them in care
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11. infants age
Answer:
birth to 12 months
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12. toddlers age
Answer:
age 1-2years
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13. preschoolers age
Answer:
3-5 years
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14. school age
Answer:
6-11 years
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15. adolescents age
Answer:
12-18 years old
Question:
16. family centered care
Answer:
A partnership between families, the nurse, and other health professionals in which the priorities and
needs of the family are addressed when the family seeks health care; a dynamic, deliberate approach
to building collaborative relationships between health professionals and families that are respectful of
diversity and beliefs about the nature of the child's condi-tion and ways to manage it.
Question:
17. atraumatic care
Answer:
therapeutic care that minimizes or eliminates the psycholog-ical and physical distress experienced by
children and their families in the health care system incorporate play, numbing cream and child life
specialist
, Question:
18. evidence based care/practice
Answer:
research + clinical expertise + patient/family preferences
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19. children less than 2 years old are allowed how many hours of screen time a day and why
Answer:
less than 2 hours because it decreases the risk to their motor, cognitive and language development
Question:
20. what are the pillars/hallmarks of pediatric care
Answer:
family centered care, atraumatic care, and evidence based practice
Question:
21. concerns based on infants age
Answer:
teething, electrical outlet covers and baby gates
Question:
22. concerns based on toddlers age
Answer:
locking up poisons, car/booster seats
Question:
23. concerns based on preschool-er age
Answer:
helmets while bike riding, water safety, and masturbation
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24. concerns based on school age
Answer:
crossing the street, riding bike with traffic
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25. concerns based on teenagers age
Answer:
drugs, alcohol, sex education and vehicle safety
Question:
26. what screening should you do on a 10-14 year old
Answer:
suicide assessment
Question:
27. ages 1-44 #1 cause of death is
CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. Common fears of infants are
Answer:
separation anxiety and stranger anxiety
Question:
2. common fears of toddlers are
Answer:
separation anxiety and loss of control
Question:
3. common fears of preschoolers are
Answer:
body injury and mutation, loss of control and 'pretend' things and the dark
Question:
4. common fears of school age children are
Answer:
loss of control, body injury/mutation, failure and death
Question:
5. common fears of adolescents are
Answer:
loss of control, altered body image, and separation of friends
Question:
6. approach infants by
Answer:
pacifiers, swaddling, providing security objects, and encour-age parents to be present
Question:
7. approach toddlers by
Answer:
involving parents in care, smile, incorporate play and be eye level
Question:
8. approach preschoolers by
Answer:
involving parents in care, play, eye-level, simple explanations, and allow child to help
Question:
9. approach school age by
, Answer:
involving child in care, privacy, and explain all procedures
Question:
10. approach adolescents by
Answer:
keeping privacy, be non-judgemental, confidentiality, and in-volve them in care
Question:
11. infants age
Answer:
birth to 12 months
Question:
12. toddlers age
Answer:
age 1-2years
Question:
13. preschoolers age
Answer:
3-5 years
Question:
14. school age
Answer:
6-11 years
Question:
15. adolescents age
Answer:
12-18 years old
Question:
16. family centered care
Answer:
A partnership between families, the nurse, and other health professionals in which the priorities and
needs of the family are addressed when the family seeks health care; a dynamic, deliberate approach
to building collaborative relationships between health professionals and families that are respectful of
diversity and beliefs about the nature of the child's condi-tion and ways to manage it.
Question:
17. atraumatic care
Answer:
therapeutic care that minimizes or eliminates the psycholog-ical and physical distress experienced by
children and their families in the health care system incorporate play, numbing cream and child life
specialist
, Question:
18. evidence based care/practice
Answer:
research + clinical expertise + patient/family preferences
Question:
19. children less than 2 years old are allowed how many hours of screen time a day and why
Answer:
less than 2 hours because it decreases the risk to their motor, cognitive and language development
Question:
20. what are the pillars/hallmarks of pediatric care
Answer:
family centered care, atraumatic care, and evidence based practice
Question:
21. concerns based on infants age
Answer:
teething, electrical outlet covers and baby gates
Question:
22. concerns based on toddlers age
Answer:
locking up poisons, car/booster seats
Question:
23. concerns based on preschool-er age
Answer:
helmets while bike riding, water safety, and masturbation
Question:
24. concerns based on school age
Answer:
crossing the street, riding bike with traffic
Question:
25. concerns based on teenagers age
Answer:
drugs, alcohol, sex education and vehicle safety
Question:
26. what screening should you do on a 10-14 year old
Answer:
suicide assessment
Question:
27. ages 1-44 #1 cause of death is