MVU NURS 629 EXAM AND ANSWERS 100% PASS
1. What is the most common type of seizure in a child?
Febrile seizure
2. Unilateral, pulsating headache with occasional photophobia
migraine
3. microcytic hypochromic anemia
iron deficiency anemia
4. Most common causes of iron def anemia in child and infant
poor dietary intake and breast feeding
5. risk factor for depression in child?
separation anxiety
6. Comorbidities of depression?
anxiety, learning, conduct, and eating disorders
, 7. Depression DX must have 1 of what 3 characteristics?
depressed mood, diminished interest, significant weight loss/gain, insomnia,
fatigue, worthlessness, thoughts of death
8. Most common somatic complaints of depression?
HA & stomachache
9. What depression screening tool is used in ages 11 and up?
Pt Health Questionnaire Depression Screening (PHQ-9)
10.Signs of PTSD in pre-school age children
extreme temper tantrums
11.Clinical Manifestations of Slipped Capital femoral epiphysis
i. Limping
ii. knee or hip pain
iii. pain worse with activity
iv. loss of internal rotation, abduction, extension
1. What is the most common type of seizure in a child?
Febrile seizure
2. Unilateral, pulsating headache with occasional photophobia
migraine
3. microcytic hypochromic anemia
iron deficiency anemia
4. Most common causes of iron def anemia in child and infant
poor dietary intake and breast feeding
5. risk factor for depression in child?
separation anxiety
6. Comorbidities of depression?
anxiety, learning, conduct, and eating disorders
, 7. Depression DX must have 1 of what 3 characteristics?
depressed mood, diminished interest, significant weight loss/gain, insomnia,
fatigue, worthlessness, thoughts of death
8. Most common somatic complaints of depression?
HA & stomachache
9. What depression screening tool is used in ages 11 and up?
Pt Health Questionnaire Depression Screening (PHQ-9)
10.Signs of PTSD in pre-school age children
extreme temper tantrums
11.Clinical Manifestations of Slipped Capital femoral epiphysis
i. Limping
ii. knee or hip pain
iii. pain worse with activity
iv. loss of internal rotation, abduction, extension
