HNI 464 EXAM PRACTICE QUESTIONS AND
100% CORECT ANSWERS!!
what is atraumatic care?
Eliminate or minimize distress
Prevent or minimize separation from the family
Promote sense of control
Prevent or minimize bodily injury and pain
Examples:
- Foster the parent-child relationship
- Prepare child before any treatment or procedure
- Control pain
- Provide play activities for expression of fear and aggression
how can you practice family centered care?
- facilitate collaboration, valuing familys role
- recognizing family's diversity, incorporating beliefs/traditions
- recognizing and respecting different coping mechanisms
What can nurses do to provide atraumatic care?
- do procedures in treatment room
- consult child life
- encourage parental presence
- give pt as much control as possible
What is a "safe zone"?
typically the patient's room - can't do anything painful to child in their room; only treatment
room
Children younger than 5 are hospitalized majority of the time because...
a respiratory issue (pneumonia, choking)
, Children older than 5 but younger than adolescence are hospitalized majority of the time
because...
injuries
Gi disorders
still resp
some mental health
Adolescents are hospitalized mainly for...
mental health
trauma
From the day of admission, nurses are planning for what?
discharge!
- need services at home?
- follow up appts?
- costs?
What is primary care nursing?
try to same the same nurse work with the same patients for the week/time in the hospital
- continuity of care
What are some stressors for hospitalized children?
- separation from parents, caregivers, peers
- loss of self-control, autonomy, privacy
- painful and/or invasive procedures
- fear of bodily injury and disfigurement
What are some stress reactions of hospitalized children?
- separation anxiety
- crying
- screaming
- fighting
100% CORECT ANSWERS!!
what is atraumatic care?
Eliminate or minimize distress
Prevent or minimize separation from the family
Promote sense of control
Prevent or minimize bodily injury and pain
Examples:
- Foster the parent-child relationship
- Prepare child before any treatment or procedure
- Control pain
- Provide play activities for expression of fear and aggression
how can you practice family centered care?
- facilitate collaboration, valuing familys role
- recognizing family's diversity, incorporating beliefs/traditions
- recognizing and respecting different coping mechanisms
What can nurses do to provide atraumatic care?
- do procedures in treatment room
- consult child life
- encourage parental presence
- give pt as much control as possible
What is a "safe zone"?
typically the patient's room - can't do anything painful to child in their room; only treatment
room
Children younger than 5 are hospitalized majority of the time because...
a respiratory issue (pneumonia, choking)
, Children older than 5 but younger than adolescence are hospitalized majority of the time
because...
injuries
Gi disorders
still resp
some mental health
Adolescents are hospitalized mainly for...
mental health
trauma
From the day of admission, nurses are planning for what?
discharge!
- need services at home?
- follow up appts?
- costs?
What is primary care nursing?
try to same the same nurse work with the same patients for the week/time in the hospital
- continuity of care
What are some stressors for hospitalized children?
- separation from parents, caregivers, peers
- loss of self-control, autonomy, privacy
- painful and/or invasive procedures
- fear of bodily injury and disfigurement
What are some stress reactions of hospitalized children?
- separation anxiety
- crying
- screaming
- fighting
