N414 EXAM ONE questions with correct answers
clinical reasoning and critical thinking Correct Answer--clinical
reasoning builds on previous knowledge and experience
-critical thinking...analyze, apply, discriminate
-predict outcomes with evidence and logic
-various approach based on age group
enduring understandings Correct Answer--children are not little adults
-they come in a package
-care is in context of development
ball and bindler continuum of pediatric healthcare Correct Answer-
bottom/base: family
sides: community and culture
-what make up child's healthcare
-community: access to care
-culture: healthcare beliefs both in the family and where they are living
health promotion Correct Answer--following diet guidelines
-things to keeps them healthy
health maintenance Correct Answer--vaccines/immunizations
-helmets
-seat belts
,acute conditions Correct Answer--broken arm
chronic conditions Correct Answer--asthma/diabetes
competence Correct Answer--will always see kids in the population
-wider knowledge base in order to support kids and promote health
-communication: with families and other staff
-family orientation: care for whole family
-legal: laws for kids and families
- proficiency in safety and and injury prevention
-provision of exceptional needs
What percentage of kids are low income? Correct Answer-41%
-poverty impedes learning and can have a negative impact on health
-number one threat to a child's well being
what is significant about the population under three years old? Correct
Answer-poorest
-will have the bigger impact at a younger age
healthcare needs of children Correct Answer--morality decline: work
with low birth weight babies
-injury most common cause of death after first year
,-children with special care needs
-points of transitions: change in care
scope and standards of pediatric clinical nursing practice Correct
Answer--prevention of illness and injury
-alleviation of suffering
-advocacy in the care of children and their families
standards of care Correct Answer--collection of data
-analysis of the assessment data
-identification of outcomes
-care plan
-anticipatory guidance
-continuous care
ACE's study Correct Answer--the more adverse effects the worse health
outcomes
-kids produce more cortisol
direct care Correct Answer--hospital, school, clinic
-interact in a developmentally appropriate way
-partnership with family
-holistic across all dimensions: social, mental, emotionally
-interdisciplinary
, -increasingly specialized
education Correct Answer--health promotion and prevention
-health maintenance
-self care
-management of health conditions
child advocacy Correct Answer--know family's needs
-understand policies and resources
-safegaurd for care/protect from injury
-protect children and families from cultrally incompetent care
-understand and act at a community level
-have a voice for children who do not have one
case management Correct Answer--transitions among settings
-promote self care for families
-quality of services
-effective utilization of services: not too much or too little
-continuity of care
research Correct Answer-nurses are in the front lines of the medical
issues
clinical reasoning and critical thinking Correct Answer--clinical
reasoning builds on previous knowledge and experience
-critical thinking...analyze, apply, discriminate
-predict outcomes with evidence and logic
-various approach based on age group
enduring understandings Correct Answer--children are not little adults
-they come in a package
-care is in context of development
ball and bindler continuum of pediatric healthcare Correct Answer-
bottom/base: family
sides: community and culture
-what make up child's healthcare
-community: access to care
-culture: healthcare beliefs both in the family and where they are living
health promotion Correct Answer--following diet guidelines
-things to keeps them healthy
health maintenance Correct Answer--vaccines/immunizations
-helmets
-seat belts
,acute conditions Correct Answer--broken arm
chronic conditions Correct Answer--asthma/diabetes
competence Correct Answer--will always see kids in the population
-wider knowledge base in order to support kids and promote health
-communication: with families and other staff
-family orientation: care for whole family
-legal: laws for kids and families
- proficiency in safety and and injury prevention
-provision of exceptional needs
What percentage of kids are low income? Correct Answer-41%
-poverty impedes learning and can have a negative impact on health
-number one threat to a child's well being
what is significant about the population under three years old? Correct
Answer-poorest
-will have the bigger impact at a younger age
healthcare needs of children Correct Answer--morality decline: work
with low birth weight babies
-injury most common cause of death after first year
,-children with special care needs
-points of transitions: change in care
scope and standards of pediatric clinical nursing practice Correct
Answer--prevention of illness and injury
-alleviation of suffering
-advocacy in the care of children and their families
standards of care Correct Answer--collection of data
-analysis of the assessment data
-identification of outcomes
-care plan
-anticipatory guidance
-continuous care
ACE's study Correct Answer--the more adverse effects the worse health
outcomes
-kids produce more cortisol
direct care Correct Answer--hospital, school, clinic
-interact in a developmentally appropriate way
-partnership with family
-holistic across all dimensions: social, mental, emotionally
-interdisciplinary
, -increasingly specialized
education Correct Answer--health promotion and prevention
-health maintenance
-self care
-management of health conditions
child advocacy Correct Answer--know family's needs
-understand policies and resources
-safegaurd for care/protect from injury
-protect children and families from cultrally incompetent care
-understand and act at a community level
-have a voice for children who do not have one
case management Correct Answer--transitions among settings
-promote self care for families
-quality of services
-effective utilization of services: not too much or too little
-continuity of care
research Correct Answer-nurses are in the front lines of the medical
issues
