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,1. A Child Who Has Attention•Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (Adhd) Has Difficulty
Stopping Activities To Begin Other Activities At School. The Primary Care Pediatric Nurse
Practitioner Understands That This Is Due To Difficulty With The Self•Regulation Component
Of
A. Emotional Control.
B. Flexibility. Correct
C. Inhibition.
D. Problem•Solving.
2. The Primary Care Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Cares For A Preschool•Age Child Id: 13348413832
Who Was Exposed To Drugs Prenatally. The Child Bites Other Children And Has Tantrums
When Asked To Stop But Is Able To State Later Why This Behavior Is Wrong. This Child Most
Likely Has ADisorder Of
A. Executive Function. Correct
B. Information Processing.
C. Sensory Processing.
D. Social Cognition.
3. The Primary Care Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Uses The Neurodevelopmental Id: 13348413842
Learning Framework To Assess Cognition And Learning In An Adolescent. When
EvaluatingSocial Cognition, The Nurse Practitioner Will Ask The Adolescent
A. About Friends And Activities At School. Correct
B. If Balancing Sports And Homework Is Difficult.
C. To Interpret Material From A Pie Chart.
D. To Restate The Content Of Something Just Read.
,4. The Primary Care Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Is Evaluating A School•Age Child Id: 13348413838
Who Has Been Diagnosed With Adhd. Which Plan Will The Nurse Practitioner Recommend
Asking The Child’s School About To Help With Academic Performance?
A. 504 Correct
B. Fape
C. Idea
D. Iep
5. The Parent Of A Child Diagnosed With Adhd Tells The Primary Care Pediatric Id: 13348413844
, Nurse Practitioner That The Child Gets Overwhelmed By Homework Assignments, Doesn’t
Seem ToKnow Which Ones To Do First, And Then Doesn’t Do Any Assignments. The Nurse
Practitioner
Tells The Parent That This Represents Impairment In Which Executive
Function? A. Activation Correct
B. Effort
C. Emotion
D. Focus
6. The Primary Care Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Is Considering Medication Id: 13348413826
Options For A School•Age Child Recently Diagnosed With Adhd Who Has A Primarily
Hyperactive Presentation. Which Medication Will The Nurse Practitioner Select Initially?
A. Low•Dose Stimulant
B. Moderate•Dose Stimulant Correct
C. Low•Dose Non•Stimulant
D. Moderate•Dose Non•Stimulant
7. The Parent Of A 4•Year•Old Child Reports That The Child Gets Upset When The Id: 13348413824
Hall Light Is Left On At Night And Won’t Leave The House Unless Both Shoes Are Tied Equally
Tight. The Primary Care Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Recognizes That This Child Likely Has
Which Type Of
Sensory Processing Disorder?
A. Dyspraxia
B. Over•Responder Correct
C. Sensory Seeker
D. Under•Responder
8. The Parent Of A Preschool•Age Child Who Is Diagnosed With A Sensory Id: 13348413828
Processing Disorder (Spd) Asks The Primary Care Pediatric Nurse Practitioner How To Help
TheChild Manage The Symptoms. What Will The Nurse Practitioner Recommend?
A. Establishing A Reward System For Acceptable Behaviors
For Pediatric Primary Care 6th Edition
by Catherine E. Burns PhD Quality Document Latest Update Graded A+
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6TH EDITION
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,1. A Child Who Has Attention•Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (Adhd) Has Difficulty
Stopping Activities To Begin Other Activities At School. The Primary Care Pediatric Nurse
Practitioner Understands That This Is Due To Difficulty With The Self•Regulation Component
Of
A. Emotional Control.
B. Flexibility. Correct
C. Inhibition.
D. Problem•Solving.
2. The Primary Care Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Cares For A Preschool•Age Child Id: 13348413832
Who Was Exposed To Drugs Prenatally. The Child Bites Other Children And Has Tantrums
When Asked To Stop But Is Able To State Later Why This Behavior Is Wrong. This Child Most
Likely Has ADisorder Of
A. Executive Function. Correct
B. Information Processing.
C. Sensory Processing.
D. Social Cognition.
3. The Primary Care Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Uses The Neurodevelopmental Id: 13348413842
Learning Framework To Assess Cognition And Learning In An Adolescent. When
EvaluatingSocial Cognition, The Nurse Practitioner Will Ask The Adolescent
A. About Friends And Activities At School. Correct
B. If Balancing Sports And Homework Is Difficult.
C. To Interpret Material From A Pie Chart.
D. To Restate The Content Of Something Just Read.
,4. The Primary Care Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Is Evaluating A School•Age Child Id: 13348413838
Who Has Been Diagnosed With Adhd. Which Plan Will The Nurse Practitioner Recommend
Asking The Child’s School About To Help With Academic Performance?
A. 504 Correct
B. Fape
C. Idea
D. Iep
5. The Parent Of A Child Diagnosed With Adhd Tells The Primary Care Pediatric Id: 13348413844
, Nurse Practitioner That The Child Gets Overwhelmed By Homework Assignments, Doesn’t
Seem ToKnow Which Ones To Do First, And Then Doesn’t Do Any Assignments. The Nurse
Practitioner
Tells The Parent That This Represents Impairment In Which Executive
Function? A. Activation Correct
B. Effort
C. Emotion
D. Focus
6. The Primary Care Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Is Considering Medication Id: 13348413826
Options For A School•Age Child Recently Diagnosed With Adhd Who Has A Primarily
Hyperactive Presentation. Which Medication Will The Nurse Practitioner Select Initially?
A. Low•Dose Stimulant
B. Moderate•Dose Stimulant Correct
C. Low•Dose Non•Stimulant
D. Moderate•Dose Non•Stimulant
7. The Parent Of A 4•Year•Old Child Reports That The Child Gets Upset When The Id: 13348413824
Hall Light Is Left On At Night And Won’t Leave The House Unless Both Shoes Are Tied Equally
Tight. The Primary Care Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Recognizes That This Child Likely Has
Which Type Of
Sensory Processing Disorder?
A. Dyspraxia
B. Over•Responder Correct
C. Sensory Seeker
D. Under•Responder
8. The Parent Of A Preschool•Age Child Who Is Diagnosed With A Sensory Id: 13348413828
Processing Disorder (Spd) Asks The Primary Care Pediatric Nurse Practitioner How To Help
TheChild Manage The Symptoms. What Will The Nurse Practitioner Recommend?
A. Establishing A Reward System For Acceptable Behaviors
