NR 577 EXAM QUESTIONS CORRECTLY ANSWERED.
1. Two most
Reduction of risk factors and mortality rates in vulnerable populations
impor- tant
outcomes of
primary care
health promotion, disease prevention, illness management, advocacy for
2. What does
patients, community involvement
pri- mary care
focus on
accountable, acceptable, appropriate, continuous, accessible, attordable,
3. primary
ade- quate, complete and available.
care
should be completion of puberty and growth in social emotional and cognitive
development, development of abstract thinking, establishment of
4. Goals of
independent identity and preparation for career or life work.
adoles- cence
5. Bright futures tool resource kit, includes core forms, supplemental visit documentation,
screen- ing tools, materials are broken down by age so assessments
are appropriate
to age development, Guidelines for health supervision of infants, children
and adolescents availble to providers
6. Morbidity any physical or psychological state considered to be outside the realm
of normal wellbeing
7. mortality state of being subject to death
8. Tanner stage no genital growth
1 males
9. tanner stage 1 fe- no breast or pubic hair
males
10. tanner stage 1 males
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downy hair, enlarged testes and increased scrotal pigmentation
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11. tanner stage 2 fe- downy hair breast budding
males
12. tanner stage scant hair increase in amount and pigment, enlarged of penis and testes
3 males
13. tanner stage 3 enlarged areola and breast tissue, scant hair increase in amount of pigmen
in females
14. tanner stage 4 adult type incomplete distribution of pubic hair, elongation of penis and
(IV) males enlarge- ment of testes; development of axillary and facial hair
15. Tanner stage separation of areola and nipple from breast mound, most gilrs
IV
experience menar- che
(4) females
adult hair distribution, adult size penis and testes, increase in body and
16. Tanner stage V facial hair, increase in muscle
(5) males
fully developed breast, single breast contour with nipple protrusion. adult
17. Tanner stage V distri- bution of hair.
(5) females
H: Home
18. HEADSS E: Education
Assess- ment A: Activities
for Adoles- D: Drugs /
cents Diet S:
Sexuality
S: Suicide / Safety / Injury Prevention
19. Vaccines Immunization is a suspension of microorganism that can be inactivated,
partially inactive or attenuated. the purpose is to create an antigen-
antibody response within the body for recognition in future exposure
and either reduced disease or no disease symptoms
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1. Two most
Reduction of risk factors and mortality rates in vulnerable populations
impor- tant
outcomes of
primary care
health promotion, disease prevention, illness management, advocacy for
2. What does
patients, community involvement
pri- mary care
focus on
accountable, acceptable, appropriate, continuous, accessible, attordable,
3. primary
ade- quate, complete and available.
care
should be completion of puberty and growth in social emotional and cognitive
development, development of abstract thinking, establishment of
4. Goals of
independent identity and preparation for career or life work.
adoles- cence
5. Bright futures tool resource kit, includes core forms, supplemental visit documentation,
screen- ing tools, materials are broken down by age so assessments
are appropriate
to age development, Guidelines for health supervision of infants, children
and adolescents availble to providers
6. Morbidity any physical or psychological state considered to be outside the realm
of normal wellbeing
7. mortality state of being subject to death
8. Tanner stage no genital growth
1 males
9. tanner stage 1 fe- no breast or pubic hair
males
10. tanner stage 1 males
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60
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downy hair, enlarged testes and increased scrotal pigmentation
2/
60
, NR 577 EXAM QUESTIONS CORRECTLY ANSWERED.
11. tanner stage 2 fe- downy hair breast budding
males
12. tanner stage scant hair increase in amount and pigment, enlarged of penis and testes
3 males
13. tanner stage 3 enlarged areola and breast tissue, scant hair increase in amount of pigmen
in females
14. tanner stage 4 adult type incomplete distribution of pubic hair, elongation of penis and
(IV) males enlarge- ment of testes; development of axillary and facial hair
15. Tanner stage separation of areola and nipple from breast mound, most gilrs
IV
experience menar- che
(4) females
adult hair distribution, adult size penis and testes, increase in body and
16. Tanner stage V facial hair, increase in muscle
(5) males
fully developed breast, single breast contour with nipple protrusion. adult
17. Tanner stage V distri- bution of hair.
(5) females
H: Home
18. HEADSS E: Education
Assess- ment A: Activities
for Adoles- D: Drugs /
cents Diet S:
Sexuality
S: Suicide / Safety / Injury Prevention
19. Vaccines Immunization is a suspension of microorganism that can be inactivated,
partially inactive or attenuated. the purpose is to create an antigen-
antibody response within the body for recognition in future exposure
and either reduced disease or no disease symptoms
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20.
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