f# Bank
Tableof f# Contents
Chapterf#01: f#Perspectives f#ofPediatricf#Nursing
Chapter f#02: f # Social,f#Cultural, f#Religious,f#andf#FamilyInfluencesonf#Childf#Healthf#Promotion
Chapter f#03: f# Hereditary f#Influenceson f#Health f#Promotionofthe f # ChildandFamily
Chapter f#04: f # Communication,f#Physical,f#andf#Developmentalf#Assessmentoff#the f#Childand f#Family f #
Chapter f#05: f# PainAssessmentand f#Managementin f#Children
Chapter f#06: f# Childhoodf#Communicableandf#Infectiousf#Diseases f #
Chapterf#07: f# Health f#Promotionofthe f # Newbornand f#Family
Chapterf#08: f #Health f#Problemsof f#thef#Newborn
Chapter f#09: f # Thef#High-RiskNewborn f#andf#Family
Chapter f#10: f# Health f#Promotionofthe f # InfantandFamily
Chapterf#11: f #Health f#Problemsof f#thef#Infant
Chapterf#12: f # Health f#Promotionofthe f # Toddlerand f#Family
Chapterf#13: f# Health f#Promotionofthe f # Preschoolerand f#Family
, Wong'sNursing f#Care f#ofInfants f#andChildren f#11th f#EditionHockenberryTest 2
f# Bank
Chapterf#14: f # Health f#Problemsof f#Early f#Childhood
Chapter f#15: f # Health f # Promotionoff#the f# School-AgeChildandf#Family
Chapter f#16: f# Health f#Problemsof f#the f#School-AgeChild
Chapterf#17: f# Health f#Promotionofthe f # AdolescentandFamily
Chapterf#18: f #Health f#Problemsof f#thef#Adolescent
Chapter f#19: f # Family-Centeredf#Careof f # the f#Childwithf#ChronicIllnessor f# Disability
Chapter f#20: f# Family-Centeredf#PalliativeCare
Chapter f#20: f # Impactof f # Cognitiveor f#Sensory f # Impairmenton f # the f#Childandf#Family
Chapter f#21: f# Family-Centeredf#Careof f # the f#Childf#Duringf#Illnessand f#Hospitalization
Chapter f#22: f# PediatricNursingInterventionsand f#Skills
Chapter f#23: f# The f#Childwith f#FluidandElectrolyte f#Imbalance
Chapterf#24: f # Thef#Childwith f#Renal f#Dysfunction
Chapter f#25: f# The f#Childwith f#Gastrointestinalf#Dysfunction
Chapter f#26: f # Thef#Childwith f#RespiratoryDysfunction
Chapter f#27: f# The f#Childwith f # CardiovascularDysfunction
Chapter f#28: f # The f#Childwith f # Hematologicor f#ImmunologicDysfunction
Chapterf#29: f# Thef#Childwith f#Cancer
Chapterf#30: f # Thef#Childwith f#Cerebralf#Dysfunction
Chapter f#31: f# The f#Childwith f#EndocrineDysfunction
Chapterf#32: f# Thef#Childwith f#IntegumentaryDysfunction
Chapter f#33: f# The f#Childwith f#MusculoskeletalorArticularDysfunction
Chapter f#34: f # The f#Childwith f # NeuromuscularorMuscularDysfunction
, Wong'sNursing f#Care f#ofInfants f#andChildren f#11th f#EditionHockenberryTest 3
f# Bank
Chapter f # 1.Perspectivesf#of f#PediatricNursing
MULTIPLE f#CHOICE
1. The f#clinic f#nurse f#is f#reviewing f#statistics f#on f#infant f#mortality f#for f#the f#United f#States
f#versus f#other f#countries. f#Compared f#with f#other#fcountries f#that f#have f#a f#population f#of f#at f#least f#25
f#million, f#the f#nurse f#makes f#whichdetermination?
a. The f#United#fStatesf#is f#ranked f#last among27 f # countries.
*
b. The f#United f#States f#is f # rankedf#similarto f#20 f # otherdeveloped f#countries.
c. The f#Unitedf#States f#is f # rankedf#inf#the f#middle f#of f#20 f#otherdevelopedf#countries.
d. The f#United f#States f#is f # ranked f#highest f#amongf#27 f#otherindustrialized f#countries.
ANS: f#A
Although f#the f#death f#rate f#has f#decreased, f#the f#United f#States f#still f#ranks f#last f#in f#infant f#mortality
f#among f#nations f#with f#a f#population f#of f#at f#leastf#25 f#million. f#The f#United f#States f#has f#the f#highest f#infant
f#death f#rate f#of f#developednations.
DIF: f#Cognitive f#Level:#fRemembering#fREF:#fMCS: f#6
TOP: f# Nursing f#Process: f#Assessmentf#iMenStC:f#Cl Needs:f#Health f#Promotion f#and f#Maintenance
2. which f#isthe f#leadingf#cause f#of f#deathf#inf#infants f#youngerthanf#1 f#year f#inf#the f#Unitedf#States?
a. Congenital f # anomalies
b. Sudden f#infant f#death f#syndrome
c. Disorders f#related f#to f#short f#gestation f#and f#low f#birth f#weight
d. Maternal f#complications f#specificto f#the f#perinatal f#period f#ANS: f#A
Congenital f#anomalies f#account f#for20.1% f # of f#deaths f#in f#infants f#younger#fthan f#1 f#yearcompared f#with
f#sudden f#infant f#death f#syndrome, f#which f#accounts f#for f#8.2%; f#disorders f#related f#to f#short f#gestation
f#and f#unspecified f#low f#birth f#weight, f#which f#account f#for16.5%; f # and f#maternal f#complications f#such
f#as f#infections f#specificto f#the f#perinatal f#period, f#which f#account f#for f#6.1% f#of f # deaths f#in f#infants
f#younger f#than f#1 f#year f#of f#age.
DIF: f#Cognitive f#Level: f#Remembering f#REF:f#MCS: f#7 f#TOP: f#Nursingf#Process: f#Planningf#MSC: f#Clientf#Needs: f#Health
f#Promotion f#and f#Maintenance
3. What f#isf#the f # majorcause f#of f # deathf#for f#children#folderthanf#1year f#inf#the f#Unitedf#States?
, Wong'sNursing f#Care f#ofInfants f#andChildren f#11th f#EditionHockenberryTest 4
f# Bank
a. Heart f#disease
b. Childhood f#cancer
c. Unintentional f# injuries
d. Congenitalanomalies
f# ANS:C
Unintentional f#injuries f#(accidents) f#are f#the f#leading f#cause f#of f#deathafterage f#1 f#year f#through
f#adolescence. f#The f#leadingf#cause f#of f#death f#for f#those f#youngerthanf#1 f#year f#is f#congenital f#anomalies,
f#and f#childhood f#cancers f#and f#heart f#disease f#cause f#af#significantly f#lowerf#percentage f#of f#deaths f#in
f#children f#older f#than f#1 f#yearof f # age f#.
DIF: f#Cognitive f#Level: f#Understandingf#REF: f#MCS: f#7 f#TOP: f#Nursingf#Process: f#Planningf#MSC: f#Clientf#Needs: f#Health
f#Promotion f#and f#Maintenance
4. In f#additionf#tof#injuries,f#whatare f#the f#leadingcausesf#of f#deathf#inf#adolescentsf#agesf#15 f#to f # 19 f # years?
a. Suicide f#and f#cancer
b. Suicide f#and f#homicide
c. Drowning f#and f#cancer
d. Homicide f#and f#heart
disease f#ANS:B
f#
Suicide f#and f#choumnitcide#fac for f#16.7% f # of f # deathsinthis age f # group.f#Suicide f#andcanceraccount
*
for f#10.9% f#of f#deaths, f#heartdisease f#and f#canceraccount f#forapproximately f#5.5%, f#and f#homicide f#and
f#heart f#disease f#account f#for f#10.9% f # of f#the f#deaths f#in f#this f#age f#group.
DIF: f#Cognitive f#Level: f#Remembering f#REF:f#MCS: f#7 f#TOP: f#Nursingf#Process: f#Planningf#MSC: f#Clientf#Needs: f#Health
f#Promotion f#and f#Maintenance
5. The f#nurse f#is f#planning f#a f#teaching f#session f#to f#adolescents f#about f#hdseabty f#un
intentional f#injuries. f#Which f#should f#the f#nurse f#include f#in f#the f#session f#with f#regard f#to
f#deaths f#caused f#by f#injuries?
a. More f # deathsoccur f#inmales.
b. More f # deathsoccur f#infemales.
c. Thef#patternof f # deaths doesnotvary f # accordingto f#age f # and f#sex.
*
d. The f#pattern f#of f # deaths f#does f#notvary f # widely f#amongdifferentf#ethnicgroups.
ANS: f#A
The f#majority f#of f#deaths f#from f#unintentionalinjuries f#occurin f#males. f#The f#pattern f#of f#death f#does f#vary
f#greatly f#among f#different f#ethnic f#groups, f#and f#the f#causes f#of f#unintentional f#deaths f#vary f#with
f#age f#and f#gender.