PEDIATRIC PRIMARY CARE 7TH
EDITION, ALL CHAPTERS
COVERED, GRADED A+.
Chapterq1:qHealthqStatusqofqChildren:q GlobalqandqNationalqPers
pectives
1. Whichqregionq globallyqhasqtheqhighestq infantq mortalityqrate?
A. Indonesia
B. SouthernqAsia
C. SubSaharanq AfricaqCorrect
D. Syria
2. Theqprimaryqcareqpediatricqnurseqpractitionerqunderstandsqthat,qtoqachieveq
the
greatestqworldwide
reductionqinqchildqmortalityqfromqpneumoniaqandqdiarrhea,qwhichqinterventionisq
mostq effective?
A. Antibiotics
B. Optimalqnutrition
C. VaccinationsqCorrect
D. Waterq purification
3. WhichqisqtrueqaboutqtheqhealthqstatusqofqchildrenqinqtheqUnitedqStates?
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A. GlobalismqhasqrelativelyqlittleqimpactqonqchildqhealthqmeasuresqinqtheqU.S.
B. Obesityq ratesq amongq 2to5yearoldsqhaveqshownq
aqrecentsignificant
decrease.qq Correct
.
,B. education.
C. nutrition.qq Correct
D. pollution.
,5. Whenqprovidingqwellqchildqcareqforqanqinfantqinqtheqfirstqyearqofqlife,qtheq
primary
careqpediatricqnurseqpractitionerqisqadheringqtoqtheqmostqrecentqAmericanqAcade
myqof
PediatricsRecommendationsqforqPreventiveqPediatricqHealthqCareqguidelinesq
by
A. focusingq lessq onq developmentq andq moreq onq illnessq preventionq andq
nutrition.
B. followingqguidelinesqestablishedqbyqtheBrightq Futuresqpublication.
C. schedulingqwellbabyqvisitsqtoqcoincideqwithqke
yqdevelopmentalmilestones.qCorrect
D. seeingq theq infantq atq agesq 2,q4,q 6,q andq 12q monthsq whenq immunizationsq areq
due.
Chapterq2.q UniqueqIssuesqinqPediatrics
1. Aqnurseqisqexplainingqtheqtherapeuticq milieuq toqaqnewqnurse.qTheqbestq
explanationqofqthisqtermqwouldqbe:
1. Theqplaceqwhereqtheqchildqisqreceivingqcare.
, 2. Groupqtherapy.
3. Personalqinteractionsqbetweenqpatientsqandqstaff.
4. Allqofqtheqaboveqareqcorrect.q
ANS:q4
2.qAq16-year-oldqmaleqhasqreceivedqaqpink-
slipqfromqtheqpoliceqforqinpatientqpsychiatricqtreatment.qTheqteen
hasq beenq expressingq thoughtsq ofq hangingq himselfq becauseq Lifeq sucks.q Theqnursi
ngqstaffqshouldqconsider
placingqtheqchild:
1. Withqpeers.
2. Inqanqareaq whereqheqcanqbeqwatchedq one-on-one.
3. Withq aqroommateqthatq isq expressingqtheqsameqconcerns.
4. Inqanqareaqcloseqtoqanqexternalqdoor.q
ANS:q2
3.qLearningqdisabilitiesqinqchildrenqhaveqscientificallyqbeenqlinkedqto:
1. Poorqnutrition.
2. Theqenvironmentqinqwhichqtheqchildqlives.
3. Genetics.
4. Watchingqmoreqthanqfourqhoursqofqtelevisionqaqday.q
ANS:q3
4.qAq mentalqhealthq nurseqhasq assessedq aqchildq andq determinedq thatqtheqchildqexhi
bitsqbehavioralqchallenges.
Whenqtheqschoolqnurseqexplainsqthisqtoqaqteacher,q theqbestqdescriptionq wouldbe:
.
1. Theqchildqmayqexhibitq physicalqoutbursts.
2. Theqchildqmayqexhibitqviolenceqtowardqothers.
3. Theqchildqmayqbeqdefiantqorqhaveqtantrums.
4. Theqchildqwillqneedqspecialqinterventionsqforqlearning.q
ANS:q3
5. Aqchildqthatqhasqnotq exhibitedq enuresisqinq fourqyearsqhasq exhibitedqthisq
behaviorqpatternqforqtheqlastqweek.
Theqreasonqaqchildq mayqrevertq backqtoqthisqbehaviorqpatternqisq becauseqof:
1. Hallucinations.