PEDIATRIC NURSING COMPREHENSIVE
AND DETAILS EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS 100% GUARANTEE PASS.
,What temperature is considered a concerning fever in children? -
ANSWER - Greater than 101 degrees F.
What is the single strongest predictor of quality of care for children in
the US? - ANSWER - Maternal education.
What should a nurse practitioner do if a toddler refuses to take liquid
medication? - ANSWER - Demonstrate oral medication administration
with the toddler in the office.
What would be unusual to see in a 2-week-old infant during a routine
visit? - ANSWER - His cord has fallen off.
What is the purpose of the Denver Developmental Test? - ANSWER - It
is used as a guide for questioning patterns concerning achievement of
developmental milestones.
If a 12-month-old child shows delays in development, what should the
next step be? - ANSWER - Refer her to First Steps or a similar group for
evaluation.
What is a common response of a 2-week-old infant to noises? -
ANSWER - Startling.
,What is a sign of significant jaundice in a 2-week-old infant? - ANSWER
- It would be unusual to see significant jaundice at this age.
What is the recommended age for standardized screening tests in child
development? - ANSWER - 9 months, 18 months, and 24-30 months.
How often should developmental assessments be conducted during
well-child visits? - ANSWER - Every other well visit.
What is a key component of a complete developmental assessment? -
ANSWER - Taking a good history and administering the appropriate
developmental screening test at every well child visit.
What should be the next step if a concern about development is noted
in a well-appearing two-year-old? - ANSWER - Administer a
standardized developmental screening test.
What percentage of ideal adult body weight is gained during
adolescence? - ANSWER - 25%.
What percentage of adult bone growth occurs during adolescence? -
ANSWER - 33-60%.
, At what stage of sexual maturity does menarche generally occur? -
ANSWER - By about SMR 2.
What is expected expressive language development for a 2-3 month
infant? - ANSWER - Cooing and gurgling.
Which ethnic group has the highest preterm birth rate? - ANSWER -
African American mothers.
If an infant weighs 8 pounds at birth, what can be expected at 1 year of
age? - ANSWER - 24 pounds.
What is the percentage chance of offspring being a carrier of an
autosomal recessive genetic disorder? - ANSWER - 25%.
What is a typical behavior of a 12-month-old regarding vocalization? -
ANSWER - Babbles but has no 2-syllable sounds.
What should be assessed during a 9-month well-child exam? - ANSWER
- Developmental milestones and growth parameters.
AND DETAILS EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS 100% GUARANTEE PASS.
,What temperature is considered a concerning fever in children? -
ANSWER - Greater than 101 degrees F.
What is the single strongest predictor of quality of care for children in
the US? - ANSWER - Maternal education.
What should a nurse practitioner do if a toddler refuses to take liquid
medication? - ANSWER - Demonstrate oral medication administration
with the toddler in the office.
What would be unusual to see in a 2-week-old infant during a routine
visit? - ANSWER - His cord has fallen off.
What is the purpose of the Denver Developmental Test? - ANSWER - It
is used as a guide for questioning patterns concerning achievement of
developmental milestones.
If a 12-month-old child shows delays in development, what should the
next step be? - ANSWER - Refer her to First Steps or a similar group for
evaluation.
What is a common response of a 2-week-old infant to noises? -
ANSWER - Startling.
,What is a sign of significant jaundice in a 2-week-old infant? - ANSWER
- It would be unusual to see significant jaundice at this age.
What is the recommended age for standardized screening tests in child
development? - ANSWER - 9 months, 18 months, and 24-30 months.
How often should developmental assessments be conducted during
well-child visits? - ANSWER - Every other well visit.
What is a key component of a complete developmental assessment? -
ANSWER - Taking a good history and administering the appropriate
developmental screening test at every well child visit.
What should be the next step if a concern about development is noted
in a well-appearing two-year-old? - ANSWER - Administer a
standardized developmental screening test.
What percentage of ideal adult body weight is gained during
adolescence? - ANSWER - 25%.
What percentage of adult bone growth occurs during adolescence? -
ANSWER - 33-60%.
, At what stage of sexual maturity does menarche generally occur? -
ANSWER - By about SMR 2.
What is expected expressive language development for a 2-3 month
infant? - ANSWER - Cooing and gurgling.
Which ethnic group has the highest preterm birth rate? - ANSWER -
African American mothers.
If an infant weighs 8 pounds at birth, what can be expected at 1 year of
age? - ANSWER - 24 pounds.
What is the percentage chance of offspring being a carrier of an
autosomal recessive genetic disorder? - ANSWER - 25%.
What is a typical behavior of a 12-month-old regarding vocalization? -
ANSWER - Babbles but has no 2-syllable sounds.
What should be assessed during a 9-month well-child exam? - ANSWER
- Developmental milestones and growth parameters.
