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NSG 320
NSG 320/ NSG320 |Final Exam | Adult Health
Nursing I | Questions & Answers| Grade A|
100% Correct | (NEW 2025/ 2026) - GCU
1. What to document about pain for children: -record intervention
-reassessment findings
-child's response
2. Assessment sequence for a child: -least to most invasive
-observe first before touching
3. Cooperation techniques for assessment for child: -play -toys
-transitional objects
-let child "examine" equipment
-invovlve caregiver
4. Positioning of child for assessment: -assess in caregivers lap
-avoid restraining unless necessary
5. Communication to child during assessment: -use simple words
-be developmentally appropriate
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,-explain just before the procedure
6. When taking vital signs what do you do first?: count rr first
7. infant hr range: 100-160
8. Toddler hr range: 90-140
9. Respiratory rate range for toddlers: 24-40
10. Infant rr: 30-60
11. Infant bp: 80/40 mmhg
12. Toddler bp: 90/55 mmhg
13. Red flags in vitals for infants: ->100.4 f in infant <3 months
-rr >60
-hr >180
-fever extreme thresholds
14. Physical signs of abuse: -multiple bruises in various stages of
healing
-injuries inconsistent with the developmental level (ex spiral fractures in
infants)
-bite marks, burns, or patterned injuries
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-unexplained fractures, especially in non-mobile children
15. Behavioral signs of abuse: -withdrawn, fearful, excessively
compliant behavior
-sudden regression in milestones (ex toilet training)
-avoids physical contact or flinches when approached
-aggressive, overly sexualized behavior in young children
16. Parental/caregiver clues of abuse: -delays seeking care
-contradictory or changing stories
-describes child as "bad" or burdensome
-reluctant to speak in front of child or let child speak alone
17. Authoritarian parenting: -strict, expects obedience, little warmth or
explanation
-harsh discipline; little flexibility or reasoning
18. Authoritative: -warm, sets clear rules, explains reasons
-balanced discipline; consistent with explanations
19. Permissive: -warm but lacks rules
-child-centered
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, -rare or inconsistent discipline
20. Uninvolved/neglectful: -emotionally detached, provides basic needs
only
-little to no discipline or guidance
21. Authoritative parenting is associated with: -most positive
outcomes
-best emotional regulation and social competence
22. Authoritarian parenting outcomes: -fear or low self esteem 31.
Permissive parenting outcomes: -lack of boundaries
32. Uninvolved parenting outcomes: in general poor outcomes
33. Immunization given at birth: -hep b (1st dose)
34. Immunizations given at 2 months: -dtap
-ipv
-hib
-pcv
-rotavirus
-hep b (2nd dose)
NSG 320
NSG 320/ NSG320 |Final Exam | Adult Health
Nursing I | Questions & Answers| Grade A|
100% Correct | (NEW 2025/ 2026) - GCU
1. What to document about pain for children: -record intervention
-reassessment findings
-child's response
2. Assessment sequence for a child: -least to most invasive
-observe first before touching
3. Cooperation techniques for assessment for child: -play -toys
-transitional objects
-let child "examine" equipment
-invovlve caregiver
4. Positioning of child for assessment: -assess in caregivers lap
-avoid restraining unless necessary
5. Communication to child during assessment: -use simple words
-be developmentally appropriate
NSG 320
,-explain just before the procedure
6. When taking vital signs what do you do first?: count rr first
7. infant hr range: 100-160
8. Toddler hr range: 90-140
9. Respiratory rate range for toddlers: 24-40
10. Infant rr: 30-60
11. Infant bp: 80/40 mmhg
12. Toddler bp: 90/55 mmhg
13. Red flags in vitals for infants: ->100.4 f in infant <3 months
-rr >60
-hr >180
-fever extreme thresholds
14. Physical signs of abuse: -multiple bruises in various stages of
healing
-injuries inconsistent with the developmental level (ex spiral fractures in
infants)
-bite marks, burns, or patterned injuries
, 3
NSG 320
-unexplained fractures, especially in non-mobile children
15. Behavioral signs of abuse: -withdrawn, fearful, excessively
compliant behavior
-sudden regression in milestones (ex toilet training)
-avoids physical contact or flinches when approached
-aggressive, overly sexualized behavior in young children
16. Parental/caregiver clues of abuse: -delays seeking care
-contradictory or changing stories
-describes child as "bad" or burdensome
-reluctant to speak in front of child or let child speak alone
17. Authoritarian parenting: -strict, expects obedience, little warmth or
explanation
-harsh discipline; little flexibility or reasoning
18. Authoritative: -warm, sets clear rules, explains reasons
-balanced discipline; consistent with explanations
19. Permissive: -warm but lacks rules
-child-centered
NSG 320
, -rare or inconsistent discipline
20. Uninvolved/neglectful: -emotionally detached, provides basic needs
only
-little to no discipline or guidance
21. Authoritative parenting is associated with: -most positive
outcomes
-best emotional regulation and social competence
22. Authoritarian parenting outcomes: -fear or low self esteem 31.
Permissive parenting outcomes: -lack of boundaries
32. Uninvolved parenting outcomes: in general poor outcomes
33. Immunization given at birth: -hep b (1st dose)
34. Immunizations given at 2 months: -dtap
-ipv
-hib
-pcv
-rotavirus
-hep b (2nd dose)
