TEST BANK BURNS- PEDIATRIC PRIMARY CARE 7TH EDITION

,Chapter h1: hHealth hStatus hof hChildren: hGlobal hand hNational
hPerspectives




1. Which hregion h globally hhas hthe hhighest hinfant hmortality hrate?
A. Indonesia
B. Southern h Asia
C. SubSaharan h Africa hCorrect
D. Syria


2. The hprimary hcare hpediatric hnurse hpractitioner hunderstands hthat, hto
hachieve hthe

greatest hworldwide
reduction hin hchild hmortality hfrom hpneumonia hand hdiarrhea, hwhich
hinterventionis hmost heffective?

A. Antibiotics
B. Optimal h nutrition
C. Vaccinations hCorrect
D. Water h purification


3. Which his htrue habout hthe hhealth hstatus hof hchildren hin hthe hUnited hStates?
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A. Globalism hhas hrelatively hlittle himpact hon hchild hhealth hmeasures hin hthe
hU.S.

B. Obesity hrates hamong h2to5yearolds hhave
hshown ha hrecentsignificant

decrease. h Correct
.
C. The hrate hof hhousehold hpoverty his hlower hthan hin hother
heconomically hdeveloped hnations.

D. Young hchildren hwho hattend hpreschool hor hday hcare hhave
hhigher hfood hinsecurity.

4. The hprimary hcare hpediatric hnurse hpractitioner hunderstands hthat ha
hmajor hchild

health houtcome hassociated hwith hworldwide hclimate hchange his

,5. When hproviding hwell hchild hcare hfor han hinfant hin hthe hfirst hyear hof
hlife, hthe hprimary

care hpediatric hnurse hpractitioner his hadhering hto hthe hmost hrecent
hAmerican hAcademy hof

PediatricsRecommendations hfor hPreventive hPediatric hHealth hCare
hguidelines hby

A. focusing hless hon hdevelopment hand hmore hon hillness hprevention
hand hnutrition.

B. following hguidelines hestablished hby htheBright hFutures hpublication.
C. scheduling hwellbaby hvisits hto hcoincide hwith
hkey hdevelopmentalmilestones. hCorrect

D. seeing hthe hinfant hat hages h2, h4, h6, hand h12 hmonths hwhen
himmunizations hare hdue.




Chapter h2. h Unique hIssues hin hPediatrics

1. A hnurse his hexplaining hthe htherapeutic hmilieu hto ha hnew hnurse.
hThe hbest hexplanation hof hthis hterm hwould hbe:

1. The hplace hwhere hthe hchild his hreceiving hcare.

, 2. Group h therapy.
3. Personal hinteractions hbetween hpatients hand hstaff.
4. All hof hthe habove hare
hcorrect. hANS: h4




2. A h16-year-old hmale hhas hreceived ha hpink-slip hfrom hthe hpolice hfor
hinpatient hpsychiatric htreatment. hThe hteen

has hbeen hexpressing hthoughts hof hhanging hhimself hbecause hLife
hsucks. hThe hnursing hstaff hshould hconsider

placing hthe hchild:
1. With hpeers.
2. In han harea hwhere hhe hcan hbe hwatched h one-on-one.
3. With ha hroommate hthat his h expressing hthe hsame hconcerns.
4. In han harea hclose hto han hexternal
hdoor. hANS: h2




3. Learning hdisabilities hin hchildren hhave hscientifically hbeen hlinked hto:
1. Poor h nutrition.
2. The henvironment hin hwhich hthe hchild hlives.
3. Genetics.
4. Watching hmore hthan hfour hhours hof htelevision ha
hday. hANS: h3




4. hA hmental hhealth hnurse hhas hassessed ha hchild hand hdetermined hthat hthe
hchild hexhibits hbehavioral hchallenges.

When hthe hschool hnurse hexplains hthis hto ha hteacher, h the hbest hdescription
h wouldbe:

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1. The hchild hmay hexhibit hphysical houtbursts.
2. The hchild hmay hexhibit hviolence htoward hothers.
3. The hchild hmay hbe hdefiant hor hhave htantrums.
4. The hchild hwill hneed hspecial hinterventions hfor
hlearning. hANS: h3




5. A hchild hthat hhas hnot hexhibited henuresis hin hfour hyears hhas
hexhibited hthis hbehavior hpattern hfor hthe hlast hweek.

The hreason ha hchild hmay hrevert hback hto hthis hbehavior hpattern his hbecause hof:

1. Hallucinations.