2025 NSG300 Exam 1 150
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
What is an effective way you can establish trust with a child?
Engage in a relationship with the parent in front of the child
In what way, can you gain insight on the child?
By observing the child and speaking/communicating with the
parent
What are the 5 rules of communication you should use when
speaking with a child/parent?
Encourage parent/child to talk, use open ended questions, listen
while controlling expressions, environment, be objective and avoid
giving personal opinions, review fundamental principles of
communication, use empathy, silence, and interpreter
appropriately
,As a nurse, you must be sensitive to children's needs. What are
some ways to demonstrate this?
Avoid staring or staring over, offer a choice when possible, be
honest, allow expressions of feelings, use variety of
communication methods
Identify the age: Child responds to nonverbal behaviors like
cuddles, patting, or physical contact, loud and harsh sounds are
frightening, parent/consistent caregiver interprets nonverbal cues
Infancy 0-12 months
Identify playtime activity for an infant 0-12 months of age:
Tummy time
Identify the age: visual aids (puppets or dolls), use nightlights for
sleep, allow child to play with instruments before use
Early childhood 1-5 years
, Identify playtime activity for an early childhood kid 1-5 years of
age:
Peek a boo, clapping, rattles
Identify the age: allow child to express feelings, allow child to ask
questions related to care and treatment, establish limits and
consequences
School age 5-12 years
Identify playtime activity for a school age kid 5-12 years of age:
Drawing/coloring
Identify the age: confidentiality, listen, encourage expression of
ideas and feelings, avoid judging and criticizing
Adolescents 13-18 years
When is a growth chart used from?
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
What is an effective way you can establish trust with a child?
Engage in a relationship with the parent in front of the child
In what way, can you gain insight on the child?
By observing the child and speaking/communicating with the
parent
What are the 5 rules of communication you should use when
speaking with a child/parent?
Encourage parent/child to talk, use open ended questions, listen
while controlling expressions, environment, be objective and avoid
giving personal opinions, review fundamental principles of
communication, use empathy, silence, and interpreter
appropriately
,As a nurse, you must be sensitive to children's needs. What are
some ways to demonstrate this?
Avoid staring or staring over, offer a choice when possible, be
honest, allow expressions of feelings, use variety of
communication methods
Identify the age: Child responds to nonverbal behaviors like
cuddles, patting, or physical contact, loud and harsh sounds are
frightening, parent/consistent caregiver interprets nonverbal cues
Infancy 0-12 months
Identify playtime activity for an infant 0-12 months of age:
Tummy time
Identify the age: visual aids (puppets or dolls), use nightlights for
sleep, allow child to play with instruments before use
Early childhood 1-5 years
, Identify playtime activity for an early childhood kid 1-5 years of
age:
Peek a boo, clapping, rattles
Identify the age: allow child to express feelings, allow child to ask
questions related to care and treatment, establish limits and
consequences
School age 5-12 years
Identify playtime activity for a school age kid 5-12 years of age:
Drawing/coloring
Identify the age: confidentiality, listen, encourage expression of
ideas and feelings, avoid judging and criticizing
Adolescents 13-18 years
When is a growth chart used from?
