BSNC 5000 Module 2 Pediatrics Test
Questions and Correct Answers
Family centred care ✅- An approach to the planning, delivery, and
evaluation of health care that is grounded in
mutually beneficial partnerships among
health care providers, patients, and families
... that shapes policies, programs, facility
design, and staff day-to-day interactions
"A partnership"
Five principles of Family Centered Care ✅1. Respect and dignity
2. Information sharing
3. Partnership & Collaboration
4. Negotiation
5. Care in context of Family and community
atraumatic care ✅The delivery of therapeutic care through the implementation of
interventions that eliminate or minimize the psychological and physical distress
experienced by children and their families in the health care system.
"No Harm"
examples of atraumatic care ✅Foster the parent-child relationship
Prepare child before any treatment or procedure
Control pain
Provide play activities for expression of fear and aggression
Offering choices to children
·Respecting cultural differences
mature minor ✅While many children will not be able to give a legally valid consent
because they cannot meet the legal tests for decisional capacity and independence,
some young people can satisfy both these requirements.
An individual younger than 18 with the maturity to provide informed consent for certain
medical procedures
informed consent ✅Parental or patient consent prior to treatment must be informed.
This means that patients, or if decisionally incapable, their substitute decision-makers,
must be given material information about the treatment proposed, its risks and benefits,
and alternative courses of action, including non-treatment- in other words, the
information that a reasonable person in similar circumstances would want to help them
decide.
Questions and Correct Answers
Family centred care ✅- An approach to the planning, delivery, and
evaluation of health care that is grounded in
mutually beneficial partnerships among
health care providers, patients, and families
... that shapes policies, programs, facility
design, and staff day-to-day interactions
"A partnership"
Five principles of Family Centered Care ✅1. Respect and dignity
2. Information sharing
3. Partnership & Collaboration
4. Negotiation
5. Care in context of Family and community
atraumatic care ✅The delivery of therapeutic care through the implementation of
interventions that eliminate or minimize the psychological and physical distress
experienced by children and their families in the health care system.
"No Harm"
examples of atraumatic care ✅Foster the parent-child relationship
Prepare child before any treatment or procedure
Control pain
Provide play activities for expression of fear and aggression
Offering choices to children
·Respecting cultural differences
mature minor ✅While many children will not be able to give a legally valid consent
because they cannot meet the legal tests for decisional capacity and independence,
some young people can satisfy both these requirements.
An individual younger than 18 with the maturity to provide informed consent for certain
medical procedures
informed consent ✅Parental or patient consent prior to treatment must be informed.
This means that patients, or if decisionally incapable, their substitute decision-makers,
must be given material information about the treatment proposed, its risks and benefits,
and alternative courses of action, including non-treatment- in other words, the
information that a reasonable person in similar circumstances would want to help them
decide.
