NUR: 404 Exam 4 EAQs 41 Rated and
verified Solutions.
NUR: 404 Exam 4 EAQs 41 Rated and
verified Solutions.
The nurse is obtaining the health history of a 7-month-old infant who has had repeated episodes of
otitis media. Which question is most important for the nurse to include in the interview with the
mother?
A. "Please describe how you position your child during feedings."
B. "Tell me how often your child has had ear infections."
C. "What medicine do you give your child for ear infections?"
D. "Please describe your oral health practices." - ANSWER A. "Please describe how you position your
child during feedings."
At which age is a toddler physiologically and psychologically prepared for toilet training?
A. 13 months
B. 16 months
C. 19 months
D. 22 months - ANSWER D. 22 months
Which statement explains the importance of play in toddlers? Select all that apply. One, some, or all
responses may be correct.
A. Toddlers have imaginations and fantasies.
B. Toddlers prefer to play beside other children.
C. Toddlers like to pretend and play different roles.
D. Toddlers prefer to stay close to their parents while playing.
E. Toddlers should watch television to expand their vocabulary. - ANSWER B. Toddlers prefer to play
beside other children.
D. Toddlers prefer to stay close to their parents while playing.
, NUR: 404 Exam 4 EAQs 41 Rated and
verified Solutions.
Which recommendation would the nurse provide the parent of a 3-year-old who is concerned that their
child is afraid to sleep alone because of monsters under the bed?
A. Tell the child that monsters do not exist. .
B. Allow the child to sleep with the parent temporarily.
C. Look under the bed and say, "I don't see any monsters."
D. Leave a small light on at night and state, "Monsters aren't allowed in the house." - ANSWER D. Leave
a small light on at night and state, "Monsters aren't allowed in the house."
Which strategy would the nurse use to manage negative behavior of a toddler?
A. Allowing for more openness
B. Using invasive methods
C. Using a flexible routine
D. Offering the toddler choices - ANSWER D. Offering the toddler choices
Which education would the nurse provide the parent of a preschool-aged child regarding injury
prevention?
A. "Preschool-aged children are more prone to falls than are toddlers."
B. "Preschool-aged children are at risk for injury because of their poor gross motor skills."
C. "Preschool-aged children are less likely to follow rules, which increases the risk for injury."
D. "Preschool-aged children are at risk for head injuries from riding a tricycle or balance bike - ANSWER
D. "Preschool-aged children are at risk for head injuries from riding a tricycle or balance bike
The nurse reviews the assessment findings of four preschool-aged children. Which child would the nurse
recognize as having a possible delay in psychosocial development?
A. Cannot skip on alternate feet
B. Does not get involved in associative play
C. Cannot walk up and down steps
D. Cannot classify objects according to size or color - ANSWER B. Does not get involved in associative
play
verified Solutions.
NUR: 404 Exam 4 EAQs 41 Rated and
verified Solutions.
The nurse is obtaining the health history of a 7-month-old infant who has had repeated episodes of
otitis media. Which question is most important for the nurse to include in the interview with the
mother?
A. "Please describe how you position your child during feedings."
B. "Tell me how often your child has had ear infections."
C. "What medicine do you give your child for ear infections?"
D. "Please describe your oral health practices." - ANSWER A. "Please describe how you position your
child during feedings."
At which age is a toddler physiologically and psychologically prepared for toilet training?
A. 13 months
B. 16 months
C. 19 months
D. 22 months - ANSWER D. 22 months
Which statement explains the importance of play in toddlers? Select all that apply. One, some, or all
responses may be correct.
A. Toddlers have imaginations and fantasies.
B. Toddlers prefer to play beside other children.
C. Toddlers like to pretend and play different roles.
D. Toddlers prefer to stay close to their parents while playing.
E. Toddlers should watch television to expand their vocabulary. - ANSWER B. Toddlers prefer to play
beside other children.
D. Toddlers prefer to stay close to their parents while playing.
, NUR: 404 Exam 4 EAQs 41 Rated and
verified Solutions.
Which recommendation would the nurse provide the parent of a 3-year-old who is concerned that their
child is afraid to sleep alone because of monsters under the bed?
A. Tell the child that monsters do not exist. .
B. Allow the child to sleep with the parent temporarily.
C. Look under the bed and say, "I don't see any monsters."
D. Leave a small light on at night and state, "Monsters aren't allowed in the house." - ANSWER D. Leave
a small light on at night and state, "Monsters aren't allowed in the house."
Which strategy would the nurse use to manage negative behavior of a toddler?
A. Allowing for more openness
B. Using invasive methods
C. Using a flexible routine
D. Offering the toddler choices - ANSWER D. Offering the toddler choices
Which education would the nurse provide the parent of a preschool-aged child regarding injury
prevention?
A. "Preschool-aged children are more prone to falls than are toddlers."
B. "Preschool-aged children are at risk for injury because of their poor gross motor skills."
C. "Preschool-aged children are less likely to follow rules, which increases the risk for injury."
D. "Preschool-aged children are at risk for head injuries from riding a tricycle or balance bike - ANSWER
D. "Preschool-aged children are at risk for head injuries from riding a tricycle or balance bike
The nurse reviews the assessment findings of four preschool-aged children. Which child would the nurse
recognize as having a possible delay in psychosocial development?
A. Cannot skip on alternate feet
B. Does not get involved in associative play
C. Cannot walk up and down steps
D. Cannot classify objects according to size or color - ANSWER B. Does not get involved in associative
play
