WSU N414 Exam 1 questions with correct answers
Bindler-Ball Continuum of Pediatric Healthcare for Children and Their
Families theoretical model Correct Answer-The outer bars represent the
family, cultural, and community influences on the care that the child
receives, either through the services sought by the family or the services
provided in the community. The inner categories represent the different
types of healthcare needed by children. Notice the arrows representing
the upward and downward movement between the levels of care as a
child's condition changes.
Urie Bronfenbrenner Ecology of Human Development Correct Answer-
Mutual interaction between child and setting.
Microsystem
Mesosystem
Exosystems
Macrosystem
Chronosystem
Microsystem Correct Answer-System in which child interacts directly
Mesosystem Correct Answer-interactions between microsystems
Exosystem Correct Answer-Settings that influence children even though
child does not directly interact with that system
,Macrosystem Correct Answer-Beliefs, values, culture, legal and political
systems that impact children's lives on a large scale
Chronosystem Correct Answer-Time period in history during which
child grows up
Resiliency Wheel Correct Answer-
Resilience Correct Answer-Successful adaptation or development in the
face of severe adversity and stress
Risk Factors for Resiliency Wheel Correct Answer-prediction of
potential negative outcomes
Protective Factors for Resiliency Wheel Correct Answer-Influences the
way a child responds to a risk solution
Examples of Evidence of Family Centered Care Correct Answer--Less
anxiety during procedures
-Decrease in number of ER visits
-Better recovery after Tonsillectomies
-Increase in parent confidence and problem solving
-Higher patient/parent satisfaction scores
-Staff satisfaction
,Family Centered Care Correct Answer--Mutually beneficial
partnership/participation
-Mutual respect/dignity
-Two-way communication/information sharing
-Collaboration in care at facility and institution level
Promoting Family Centered Care Correct Answer--Establish relationship
-Assess family
-Insure access and involvement 24 hours a day
-Keep communication open and honest
-Respect cultural values
-Identify and provide support networks
-Encourage family-family networking
-Provide specialty services
-Keep holistic view of families at all times
Components of Pediatric Health History Correct Answer--Birth
-G&D
-Illness/surgery
-Educational needs
-Behavioral patterns
-Communicable disease
-Allergies
, -Potential exposure to hazardous agents
-diet/nutrition/family eating patterns
-Immunizations
-Sexual history
-Substance Abuse
-Pain
-School
-Elimination
-Sleep
-Strengths
-Stresses
-Peers
-Accidents/Injuries
Differences In Pediatric Assessment vs Adult Assessment Correct
Answer--Vital signs
-Assessment techniques
-Fluid volume
-Lab values
-Intellectual development
-Anatomy and physiology
-Response to pharmaceuticals
-more
Bindler-Ball Continuum of Pediatric Healthcare for Children and Their
Families theoretical model Correct Answer-The outer bars represent the
family, cultural, and community influences on the care that the child
receives, either through the services sought by the family or the services
provided in the community. The inner categories represent the different
types of healthcare needed by children. Notice the arrows representing
the upward and downward movement between the levels of care as a
child's condition changes.
Urie Bronfenbrenner Ecology of Human Development Correct Answer-
Mutual interaction between child and setting.
Microsystem
Mesosystem
Exosystems
Macrosystem
Chronosystem
Microsystem Correct Answer-System in which child interacts directly
Mesosystem Correct Answer-interactions between microsystems
Exosystem Correct Answer-Settings that influence children even though
child does not directly interact with that system
,Macrosystem Correct Answer-Beliefs, values, culture, legal and political
systems that impact children's lives on a large scale
Chronosystem Correct Answer-Time period in history during which
child grows up
Resiliency Wheel Correct Answer-
Resilience Correct Answer-Successful adaptation or development in the
face of severe adversity and stress
Risk Factors for Resiliency Wheel Correct Answer-prediction of
potential negative outcomes
Protective Factors for Resiliency Wheel Correct Answer-Influences the
way a child responds to a risk solution
Examples of Evidence of Family Centered Care Correct Answer--Less
anxiety during procedures
-Decrease in number of ER visits
-Better recovery after Tonsillectomies
-Increase in parent confidence and problem solving
-Higher patient/parent satisfaction scores
-Staff satisfaction
,Family Centered Care Correct Answer--Mutually beneficial
partnership/participation
-Mutual respect/dignity
-Two-way communication/information sharing
-Collaboration in care at facility and institution level
Promoting Family Centered Care Correct Answer--Establish relationship
-Assess family
-Insure access and involvement 24 hours a day
-Keep communication open and honest
-Respect cultural values
-Identify and provide support networks
-Encourage family-family networking
-Provide specialty services
-Keep holistic view of families at all times
Components of Pediatric Health History Correct Answer--Birth
-G&D
-Illness/surgery
-Educational needs
-Behavioral patterns
-Communicable disease
-Allergies
, -Potential exposure to hazardous agents
-diet/nutrition/family eating patterns
-Immunizations
-Sexual history
-Substance Abuse
-Pain
-School
-Elimination
-Sleep
-Strengths
-Stresses
-Peers
-Accidents/Injuries
Differences In Pediatric Assessment vs Adult Assessment Correct
Answer--Vital signs
-Assessment techniques
-Fluid volume
-Lab values
-Intellectual development
-Anatomy and physiology
-Response to pharmaceuticals
-more
