PEDIATRIC HEALTH PROMOTION, WELLNESS, AND
DISEASE PREVENTION LATEST ACTUAL EXAM WITH
VERIFIED QUESTIONS & CORRECT ANSWERS
Question 1.
Male Tanner Stages characteristics are
ANSWER
Stage 1 Preadolescent
Stage 2 Testes begin to enlarge with increased rugation of scrotum, scrotal skin reddened,
texture altered
Stage 3 Further enlargement of testes and scrotum, penis elongates
Stage 4 Penis thickens and increases in size, testes are longer, scrotal skin darker
Stage 5 Adult characteristics
Question 2.
Female Tanner Stages characteristics are
ANSWER
i. Stage 1 Preadolescent
ii. Stage II Breast bud
iii. Stage III Breast tissue and areola are in one mound
iv. Stage IV Areola/nipples separate and form a secondary mound
v. Stage V Adult characteristics
,Question 3.
Pubic Hair Tanner Stages for both genders are
ANSWER
i. Stage 1 Preadolescent
ii. Stage II Sparse growth of straight hair that is easily counted
iii. Stage III Hair is darker and starts to curl
iv. Stage IV Hair is curly but not on the medial thigh yet
v. Stage 5 Adult characteristics, hair spreads to the medial thigh and lower abdomen
Question 4.
Precocious puberty is defined as
ANSWER
i. Girls: If puberty starts before age 8 years
ii. Boys: If puberty starts before age 9 years
Question 5.
Delayed puberty is defined as
ANSWER
i. Girls: If no breast development by age 12 years
ii. Boys: If no testicular/scrotal growth by age 14 years
Question 6.
Menarche begins
ANSWER
at the average age of 12 years with a range of 8-15 years, periods are usually irregularly
occurring every 21 to 45 days, with an average interval of 28 days
, Question 7.
Menstrual bleeding usually occurs for
ANSWER
3-5 days with day 1 spotting then heavier blood flow for 2-3 days
Question 8.
The difference in the growth spurt between boys and girls is
ANSWER
Girls growth spurt begins 1 year before boys. The majority of height for girls occurs before
menses, afterward growth slows down.
Question 9.
Immunizations during age 11 into adolescence
ANSWER
i. Tdap age 11-12 years
ii. HPV (Gardasil) 11-12 years
iii. Meningococcal 11-12 years, booster before college 16-18 years
iv. Influenza yearly
v. Covid vaccine 12 years
Question 10.
No parental consent is necessary for
ANSWER
contraception, sexually transmitted disease testing and treatment, and diagnosis and
management of pregnancy
Question 11.
An adolescent may be considered an emancipated minor if
ANSWER
being legally married or active duty in the armed forces
DISEASE PREVENTION LATEST ACTUAL EXAM WITH
VERIFIED QUESTIONS & CORRECT ANSWERS
Question 1.
Male Tanner Stages characteristics are
ANSWER
Stage 1 Preadolescent
Stage 2 Testes begin to enlarge with increased rugation of scrotum, scrotal skin reddened,
texture altered
Stage 3 Further enlargement of testes and scrotum, penis elongates
Stage 4 Penis thickens and increases in size, testes are longer, scrotal skin darker
Stage 5 Adult characteristics
Question 2.
Female Tanner Stages characteristics are
ANSWER
i. Stage 1 Preadolescent
ii. Stage II Breast bud
iii. Stage III Breast tissue and areola are in one mound
iv. Stage IV Areola/nipples separate and form a secondary mound
v. Stage V Adult characteristics
,Question 3.
Pubic Hair Tanner Stages for both genders are
ANSWER
i. Stage 1 Preadolescent
ii. Stage II Sparse growth of straight hair that is easily counted
iii. Stage III Hair is darker and starts to curl
iv. Stage IV Hair is curly but not on the medial thigh yet
v. Stage 5 Adult characteristics, hair spreads to the medial thigh and lower abdomen
Question 4.
Precocious puberty is defined as
ANSWER
i. Girls: If puberty starts before age 8 years
ii. Boys: If puberty starts before age 9 years
Question 5.
Delayed puberty is defined as
ANSWER
i. Girls: If no breast development by age 12 years
ii. Boys: If no testicular/scrotal growth by age 14 years
Question 6.
Menarche begins
ANSWER
at the average age of 12 years with a range of 8-15 years, periods are usually irregularly
occurring every 21 to 45 days, with an average interval of 28 days
, Question 7.
Menstrual bleeding usually occurs for
ANSWER
3-5 days with day 1 spotting then heavier blood flow for 2-3 days
Question 8.
The difference in the growth spurt between boys and girls is
ANSWER
Girls growth spurt begins 1 year before boys. The majority of height for girls occurs before
menses, afterward growth slows down.
Question 9.
Immunizations during age 11 into adolescence
ANSWER
i. Tdap age 11-12 years
ii. HPV (Gardasil) 11-12 years
iii. Meningococcal 11-12 years, booster before college 16-18 years
iv. Influenza yearly
v. Covid vaccine 12 years
Question 10.
No parental consent is necessary for
ANSWER
contraception, sexually transmitted disease testing and treatment, and diagnosis and
management of pregnancy
Question 11.
An adolescent may be considered an emancipated minor if
ANSWER
being legally married or active duty in the armed forces
