ATI RN HESI Test bank for Wong's Nursing Care of Infants and Children 11th
Edition by Hock1enberry Chapter 1-34
Table of Contents
6y 6y
Table 6yof 6 y Contents 1
Chapter 6y01: 6y Perspectives 6y of 6y Pediatric 6y Nursing 2
Chapter 6y02: 6y Social, 6yCultural, 6yReligious, 6yand 6yFamily 6yInfluences 6y on 6yChild 6y Health
6yPromotion
18
Chapter 6y03: 6yHereditary 6yInfluences 6yon 6yHealth 6yPromotion 6yof 6ythe 6yChild 6yand 6yFamily 36
Chapter 6y04: 6yCommunication, 6yPhysical, 6yand 6yDevelopmental 6yAssessment 6yof 6ythe 6yChild
6yand 6yFamily
54
Chapter 6y05: 6yPain 6yAssessment 6y and 6yManagement 6y in 6yChildren 76
Chapter 6y06: 6yChildhood 6y Communicable 6yand 6yInfectious 6y Diseases 94
Chapter 6y07: 6yHealth 6yPromotion 6yof 6ythe 6yNewborn 6yand 6yFamily 114
6yChapter 6y08: 6yHealth 6yProblems 6yof 6ythe 6yNewborn 132
Chapter 6y09: 6yThe 6yHigh-Risk 6yNewborn 6yand 6yFamily 148
6yChapter 6y10: 6yHealth 6yPromotion 6yof 6ythe 6yInfant 6yand 173
6yFamily 6yChapter 6y11: 6yHealth 6yProblems 6yof 6ythe 6yInfant 194
Chapter 6y12: 6yHealth 6yPromotion 6yof 6ythe 6yToddler 6yand 6yFamily 215
6yChapter 6y13: 6yHealth 6yPromotion 6yof 6ythe 6yPreschooler 6yand 236
6yFamily 6yChapter 6y14: 6yHealth 6yProblems 6yof 6yEarly 6yChildhood 254
Chapter 6y15: 6yHealth 6yPromotion 6yof 6ythe 6ySchool-Age 6yChild 6yand 6yFamily 272
6yChapter 6y16: 6yHealth 6yProblems 6yof 6ythe 6ySchool-Age 6yChild 292
Chapter 6y17: 6yHealth 6yPromotion 6yof 6ythe 6yAdolescent 6yand 311
6yFamily 6yChapter 6y18: 6yHealth 6yProblems 6yof 6ythe 6yAdolescent 327
Chapter 6y19: 6yFamily-Centered 6yCare 6yof 6ythe 6yChild 6ywith 6yChronic 6yIllness 6yor 355
6yDisability 6yChapter 6y20: 6yFamily-Centered 6yPalliative 6yCare 377
Chapter 6y20: 6yImpact 6yof 6yCognitive 6yor 6ySensory 6yImpairment 6yon 6ythe 6yChild 395
6yand 6yFamily 6yChapter 6y21: 6yFamily-Centered 6yCare 6yof 6ythe 6yChild 6yDuring 416
6yIllness 6yand 6yHospitalization 6yChapter 6y22: 6yPediatric 6yNursing 6yInterventions 436
6yand 6ySkills 460
Chapter 6y23: 6yThe 6yChild 6ywith 6yFluid 6yand 6yElectrolyte 489
6yImbalance 6yChapter 6y24: 6yThe 6yChild 6ywith 6yRenal 518
6yDysfunction 549
Chapter 6y25: 6yThe 6yChild 6ywith 6yGastrointestinal 582
6yDysfunction 6yChapter 6y26: 6yThe 6yChild 6ywith 613
6yRespiratory 6yDysfunction 6yChapter 6y27: 6yThe 6yChild 643
6ywith 6yCardiovascular 6yDysfunction 671
Chapter 6y28: 6yThe 6yChild 6ywith 6yHematologic 6yor 6yImmunologic 702
6yDysfunction 6yChapter 6y29: 6yThe 6yChild 6ywith 6yCancer
730
Chapter 6y30: 6yThe 6yChild 6ywith 6yCerebral 6yDysfunction 749
6yChapter 6y31: 6yThe 6yChild 6ywith 6yEndocrine 6yDysfunction
778
6yChapter 6y32: 6yThe 6yChild 6ywith 6yIntegumentary
6yDysfunction
Chapter 6y33: 6yThe 6yChild 6ywith 6yMusculoskeletal 6yor 6yArticular
6yDysfunction 6yChapter 6y34: 6yThe 6yChild 6ywith 6yNeuromuscular 6yor
6yMuscular 6yDysfunction
,Chapter 01: Perspectives of Pediatric Nursing
6y 6y 6y 6y 6y
MULTIPLE 6yCHOICE
1. The 6yclinic 6ynurse 6yis 6yreviewing 6ystatistics 6yon 6yinfant 6ymortality 6yfor 6ythe 6yUnited 6yStates 6yversus
6yother 6ycountries. 6yCompared 6ywith 6yother 6ycountries 6ythat 6yhave 6ya 6ypopulation 6yof 6yat 6yleast 6y25
6ymillion, 6ythe 6ynurse 6ymakes 6ywhich 6ydetermination?
a. The 6yUnited 6yStates 6yis 6yranked 6ylast 6yamong 6y27 6ycountries.
b. The 6yUnited 6yStates 6yis 6yranked 6ysimilar 6yto 6y20 6yother 6ydeveloped 6ycountries.
c. The 6yUnited 6yStates 6yis 6yranked 6yin 6ythe 6ymiddle 6yof 6y20 6yother 6ydeveloped 6ycountries.
d. The 6yUnited 6yStates 6yis 6yranked 6yhighest 6yamong 6y27 6yother 6yindustrialized 6ycountries.
ANS: 6 y A
Although 6ythe 6ydeath 6yrate 6yhas 6ydecreased, 6ythe 6yUnited 6yStates 6ystill 6yranks 6ylast 6yin 6yinfant 6ymortality
6yamong 6ynations 6ywith 6ya 6ypopulation 6 y of 6 yat 6 y least 6y25 6 y million. 6 y The 6y United 6 y States 6 y has 6 y the
6 y highest 6y infant 6y death 6 y rate 6 y of 6 y developed 6 y nations.
DIF: 6yCognitive 6yLevel: 6yRemembering
TOP: 6yNursing 6yProcess: 6yAssessment 6yMSC: 6yClient 6yNeeds: 6yHealth 6yPromotion 6yand 6yMaintenance
2. Which 6yis 6ythe 6yleading 6ycause 6yof 6ydeath 6yin 6yinfants 6yyounger 6ythan 6y1 6yyear 6yin 6ythe 6yUnited 6yStates?
a. Congenital 6yanomalies
b. Sudden 6yinfant 6ydeath 6ysyndrome
c. Disorders 6yrelated 6yto 6yshort 6ygestation 6yand 6ylow 6ybirth 6yweight
d. Maternal 6ycomplications 6yspecific 6yto 6ythe 6yperinatal 6yperiod
ANS: 6yA
Congenital 6yanomalies 6yaccount 6yfor 6y20.1% 6yof 6ydeaths 6yin 6yinfants 6yyounger 6ythan 6y1 6yyear 6ycompared
6ywith 6ysudden 6yinfant 6ydeath 6ysyndrome, 6ywhich 6yaccounts 6yfor 6y8.2%; 6ydisorders 6yrelated 6yto 6yshort
6ygestation 6yand 6yunspecified 6ylow 6ybirth 6yweight, 6ywhich 6yaccount 6yfor 6y16.5%; 6yand 6ymaternal
6ycomplications 6ysuch 6yas 6yinfections 6yspecific 6yto 6ythe 6yperinatal 6yperiod, 6 y which 6 y account 6 y for 6 y 6.1%
6 y of 6 y deaths 6 y in 6 y infants 6 y younger 6 y than 6 y 1 6 y year 6 y of 6 y age.
DIF: 6yCognitive 6yLevel: 6yRemembering
MSC: 6yClient 6yNeeds: 6yHealth 6yPromotion 6yand 6yMaintenance
3. What 6yis 6ythe 6ymajor 6ycause 6yof 6ydeath 6yfor 6ychildren 6yolder 6ythan 6y1 6yyear 6yin 6ythe 6yUnited 6yStates?
a. Heart 6ydisease
,b. Childhood 6ycancer
c. Unintentional 6yinjuries
d. Congenital 6yanomalies
ANS: 6yC
Unintentional 6yinjuries 6y(accidents) 6yare 6ythe 6yleading 6ycause 6yof 6ydeath 6yafter 6yage 6y1 6yyear 6ythrough
6yadolescence. 6yThe 6yleading 6ycause 6yof 6ydeath 6yfor 6ythose 6yyounger 6ythan 6y1 6yyear 6yis 6ycongenital
6yanomalies, 6yand 6ychildhood 6ycancers 6yand 6yheart 6ydisease 6 y cause 6 y a 6 y significantly 6 y lower
6 y percentage 6 y of 6 y deaths 6 y in 6 y children 6 y older 6 y than 6 y 1 6 y year 6 y of 6 y age.
DIF: 6yCognitive 6yLevel: 6yUnderstanding
MSC: 6yClient 6yNeeds: 6yHealth 6yPromotion 6yand 6yMaintenance
4. In 6yaddition 6yto 6yinjuries, 6ywhat 6yare 6ythe 6yleading 6ycauses 6yof 6ydeath 6yin 6yadolescents 6yages 6y15 6yto 6y19 6yyears?
a. Suicide 6yand 6ycancer
b. Suicide 6yand 6yhomicide
c. Drowning 6yand 6ycancer
d. Homicide 6yand 6yheart 6ydisease
ANS: 6yB
Suicide 6yand 6yhomicide 6yaccount 6yfor 6y16.7% 6yof 6ydeaths 6yin 6ythis 6yage 6ygroup. 6ySuicide 6yand 6ycancer
6yaccount 6yfor 6y10.9% 6yof 6ydeaths, 6yheart 6ydisease 6yand 6ycancer 6yaccount 6yfor 6yapproximately 6y5.5%, 6yand
6yhomicide 6yand 6yheart 6ydisease 6yaccount 6yfor 6y10.9% 6yof 6ythe 6ydeaths 6yin 6ythis 6yage 6ygroup.
DIF: 6yCognitive 6yLevel: 6yRemembering
MSC: 6yClient 6yNeeds: 6yHealth 6yPromotion 6yand 6yMaintenance
5. The 6ynurse 6yis 6yplanning 6ya 6yteaching 6ysession 6yto 6yadolescents 6yabout 6ydeaths 6yby 6yunintentional 6yinjuries.
6yWhich 6yshould 6ythe 6ynurse 6yinclude 6yin 6ythe 6ysession 6ywith 6yregard 6yto 6ydeaths 6ycaused 6yby 6yinjuries?
a. More 6ydeaths 6yoccur 6yin 6ymales.
b. More 6ydeaths 6yoccur 6yin 6yfemales.
c. The 6ypattern 6yof 6ydeaths 6ydoes 6ynot 6yvary 6yaccording 6yto 6yage 6yand 6ysex.
d. The 6ypattern 6yof 6ydeaths 6ydoes 6ynot 6yvary 6ywidely 6yamong 6ydifferent 6yethnic 6ygroups.
ANS: 6 y A
The 6ymajority 6yof 6ydeaths 6yfrom 6yunintentional 6yinjuries 6yoccur 6yin 6ymales. 6yThe 6ypattern 6yof 6ydeath 6ydoes 6yvary
6ygreatly
, among 6 y different 6 y ethnic 6 y groups, 6 y and 6 y the 6 y causes 6 y of 6 y unintentional
6 y deaths 6 y vary 6 y with 6 y age 6yand 6 y gender. 6 y DIF: 6 y Cognitive 6 y Level:
6 y Applying
TOP: 6 y Integrated 6 y Process: 6 y Teaching/Learning
MSC: 6 y Client 6 y Needs: 6 y Health 6 y Promotion 6 y and 6 y Maintenance
6. What 6 y do 6 y mortality 6 y statistics 6 y describe?
a. Disease 6 y occurring 6 y regularly 6 y within 6 y a 6 y geographic 6 y location
b. The 6 y number 6 y of 6 y individuals 6 y who 6 y have 6 y died 6 y over 6 y a 6 y specific
6 y period
c. The 6 y prevalence 6 y of 6 y specific 6 y illness 6 y in 6 y the 6 y population 6 y at 6 y a
6 y particular 6 y time
d. Disease 6 y occurring 6 y in 6 y more 6 y than 6 y the 6 y number 6 y of 6 y expected 6 y cases
6 y in 6 y a 6 y community
ANS: 6 y B
Mortality 6 y statistics 6 y refer 6 y to 6 y the 6 y number 6 y of 6 y individuals 6 y who 6 y have 6 y died
6 y over 6 y a 6 y specific 6 y period.
Morbidity statistics show the prevalence of specific illness in the population at a particular
6ytime. Data 6 y regarding 6 y disease 6 y within 6 y a 6 y geographic 6 y region, 6 y or 6 y in 6 y greater
6 y than 6 y expected 6 y numbers 6 y in
a 6 y community, 6 y may 6 y be 6 y extrapolated 6 y from 6 y analyzingthe
6y morbidity 6y statistics. 6yDIF: 6 y Cognitive 6 y Level: 6 y Remembering
MSC: 6 y Client 6 y Needs: 6 y Health 6 y Promotion 6 y and 6 y Maintenance
7. The 6 y nurse 6 y should 6 y assess 6 y which 6 y age 6 y group 6 y for 6 y suicide 6 y ideation
6 y since 6 y suicide 6 y in 6 y which 6 y age 6 y gr 6youp 6 y is 6 y the 6 y third 6 y leading 6 y cause
6 y of 6 y death?
a. Preschoolers
b. Young 6 y school 6 y age
c. Middle 6 y 6y school 6 y age
d. Late 6 y school 6 y age 6 y and 6 y adolescents
ANS: 6 y D
Suicide 6 y is 6 y the 6 y third 6 y leading 6 y cause 6 y of 6 y death 6 y in 6 y children 6 y ages 6 y 10
6 y to 6 y 19 6 y years; 6 y therefore, 6 y the 6 y age 6ygroup 6 y should 6 y be 6 y late 6 y school 6 y age
6 y and 6 y adolescents. 6 y Suicide 6 y is 6 y not 6 y one 6 y of 6 y the 6 y leading 6 y causes 6 y of 6ydeath
6 y for 6 y preschool 6 y and 6 y young 6 y or 6 y middle 6 y school-aged 6 y children.
Edition by Hock1enberry Chapter 1-34
Table of Contents
6y 6y
Table 6yof 6 y Contents 1
Chapter 6y01: 6y Perspectives 6y of 6y Pediatric 6y Nursing 2
Chapter 6y02: 6y Social, 6yCultural, 6yReligious, 6yand 6yFamily 6yInfluences 6y on 6yChild 6y Health
6yPromotion
18
Chapter 6y03: 6yHereditary 6yInfluences 6yon 6yHealth 6yPromotion 6yof 6ythe 6yChild 6yand 6yFamily 36
Chapter 6y04: 6yCommunication, 6yPhysical, 6yand 6yDevelopmental 6yAssessment 6yof 6ythe 6yChild
6yand 6yFamily
54
Chapter 6y05: 6yPain 6yAssessment 6y and 6yManagement 6y in 6yChildren 76
Chapter 6y06: 6yChildhood 6y Communicable 6yand 6yInfectious 6y Diseases 94
Chapter 6y07: 6yHealth 6yPromotion 6yof 6ythe 6yNewborn 6yand 6yFamily 114
6yChapter 6y08: 6yHealth 6yProblems 6yof 6ythe 6yNewborn 132
Chapter 6y09: 6yThe 6yHigh-Risk 6yNewborn 6yand 6yFamily 148
6yChapter 6y10: 6yHealth 6yPromotion 6yof 6ythe 6yInfant 6yand 173
6yFamily 6yChapter 6y11: 6yHealth 6yProblems 6yof 6ythe 6yInfant 194
Chapter 6y12: 6yHealth 6yPromotion 6yof 6ythe 6yToddler 6yand 6yFamily 215
6yChapter 6y13: 6yHealth 6yPromotion 6yof 6ythe 6yPreschooler 6yand 236
6yFamily 6yChapter 6y14: 6yHealth 6yProblems 6yof 6yEarly 6yChildhood 254
Chapter 6y15: 6yHealth 6yPromotion 6yof 6ythe 6ySchool-Age 6yChild 6yand 6yFamily 272
6yChapter 6y16: 6yHealth 6yProblems 6yof 6ythe 6ySchool-Age 6yChild 292
Chapter 6y17: 6yHealth 6yPromotion 6yof 6ythe 6yAdolescent 6yand 311
6yFamily 6yChapter 6y18: 6yHealth 6yProblems 6yof 6ythe 6yAdolescent 327
Chapter 6y19: 6yFamily-Centered 6yCare 6yof 6ythe 6yChild 6ywith 6yChronic 6yIllness 6yor 355
6yDisability 6yChapter 6y20: 6yFamily-Centered 6yPalliative 6yCare 377
Chapter 6y20: 6yImpact 6yof 6yCognitive 6yor 6ySensory 6yImpairment 6yon 6ythe 6yChild 395
6yand 6yFamily 6yChapter 6y21: 6yFamily-Centered 6yCare 6yof 6ythe 6yChild 6yDuring 416
6yIllness 6yand 6yHospitalization 6yChapter 6y22: 6yPediatric 6yNursing 6yInterventions 436
6yand 6ySkills 460
Chapter 6y23: 6yThe 6yChild 6ywith 6yFluid 6yand 6yElectrolyte 489
6yImbalance 6yChapter 6y24: 6yThe 6yChild 6ywith 6yRenal 518
6yDysfunction 549
Chapter 6y25: 6yThe 6yChild 6ywith 6yGastrointestinal 582
6yDysfunction 6yChapter 6y26: 6yThe 6yChild 6ywith 613
6yRespiratory 6yDysfunction 6yChapter 6y27: 6yThe 6yChild 643
6ywith 6yCardiovascular 6yDysfunction 671
Chapter 6y28: 6yThe 6yChild 6ywith 6yHematologic 6yor 6yImmunologic 702
6yDysfunction 6yChapter 6y29: 6yThe 6yChild 6ywith 6yCancer
730
Chapter 6y30: 6yThe 6yChild 6ywith 6yCerebral 6yDysfunction 749
6yChapter 6y31: 6yThe 6yChild 6ywith 6yEndocrine 6yDysfunction
778
6yChapter 6y32: 6yThe 6yChild 6ywith 6yIntegumentary
6yDysfunction
Chapter 6y33: 6yThe 6yChild 6ywith 6yMusculoskeletal 6yor 6yArticular
6yDysfunction 6yChapter 6y34: 6yThe 6yChild 6ywith 6yNeuromuscular 6yor
6yMuscular 6yDysfunction
,Chapter 01: Perspectives of Pediatric Nursing
6y 6y 6y 6y 6y
MULTIPLE 6yCHOICE
1. The 6yclinic 6ynurse 6yis 6yreviewing 6ystatistics 6yon 6yinfant 6ymortality 6yfor 6ythe 6yUnited 6yStates 6yversus
6yother 6ycountries. 6yCompared 6ywith 6yother 6ycountries 6ythat 6yhave 6ya 6ypopulation 6yof 6yat 6yleast 6y25
6ymillion, 6ythe 6ynurse 6ymakes 6ywhich 6ydetermination?
a. The 6yUnited 6yStates 6yis 6yranked 6ylast 6yamong 6y27 6ycountries.
b. The 6yUnited 6yStates 6yis 6yranked 6ysimilar 6yto 6y20 6yother 6ydeveloped 6ycountries.
c. The 6yUnited 6yStates 6yis 6yranked 6yin 6ythe 6ymiddle 6yof 6y20 6yother 6ydeveloped 6ycountries.
d. The 6yUnited 6yStates 6yis 6yranked 6yhighest 6yamong 6y27 6yother 6yindustrialized 6ycountries.
ANS: 6 y A
Although 6ythe 6ydeath 6yrate 6yhas 6ydecreased, 6ythe 6yUnited 6yStates 6ystill 6yranks 6ylast 6yin 6yinfant 6ymortality
6yamong 6ynations 6ywith 6ya 6ypopulation 6 y of 6 yat 6 y least 6y25 6 y million. 6 y The 6y United 6 y States 6 y has 6 y the
6 y highest 6y infant 6y death 6 y rate 6 y of 6 y developed 6 y nations.
DIF: 6yCognitive 6yLevel: 6yRemembering
TOP: 6yNursing 6yProcess: 6yAssessment 6yMSC: 6yClient 6yNeeds: 6yHealth 6yPromotion 6yand 6yMaintenance
2. Which 6yis 6ythe 6yleading 6ycause 6yof 6ydeath 6yin 6yinfants 6yyounger 6ythan 6y1 6yyear 6yin 6ythe 6yUnited 6yStates?
a. Congenital 6yanomalies
b. Sudden 6yinfant 6ydeath 6ysyndrome
c. Disorders 6yrelated 6yto 6yshort 6ygestation 6yand 6ylow 6ybirth 6yweight
d. Maternal 6ycomplications 6yspecific 6yto 6ythe 6yperinatal 6yperiod
ANS: 6yA
Congenital 6yanomalies 6yaccount 6yfor 6y20.1% 6yof 6ydeaths 6yin 6yinfants 6yyounger 6ythan 6y1 6yyear 6ycompared
6ywith 6ysudden 6yinfant 6ydeath 6ysyndrome, 6ywhich 6yaccounts 6yfor 6y8.2%; 6ydisorders 6yrelated 6yto 6yshort
6ygestation 6yand 6yunspecified 6ylow 6ybirth 6yweight, 6ywhich 6yaccount 6yfor 6y16.5%; 6yand 6ymaternal
6ycomplications 6ysuch 6yas 6yinfections 6yspecific 6yto 6ythe 6yperinatal 6yperiod, 6 y which 6 y account 6 y for 6 y 6.1%
6 y of 6 y deaths 6 y in 6 y infants 6 y younger 6 y than 6 y 1 6 y year 6 y of 6 y age.
DIF: 6yCognitive 6yLevel: 6yRemembering
MSC: 6yClient 6yNeeds: 6yHealth 6yPromotion 6yand 6yMaintenance
3. What 6yis 6ythe 6ymajor 6ycause 6yof 6ydeath 6yfor 6ychildren 6yolder 6ythan 6y1 6yyear 6yin 6ythe 6yUnited 6yStates?
a. Heart 6ydisease
,b. Childhood 6ycancer
c. Unintentional 6yinjuries
d. Congenital 6yanomalies
ANS: 6yC
Unintentional 6yinjuries 6y(accidents) 6yare 6ythe 6yleading 6ycause 6yof 6ydeath 6yafter 6yage 6y1 6yyear 6ythrough
6yadolescence. 6yThe 6yleading 6ycause 6yof 6ydeath 6yfor 6ythose 6yyounger 6ythan 6y1 6yyear 6yis 6ycongenital
6yanomalies, 6yand 6ychildhood 6ycancers 6yand 6yheart 6ydisease 6 y cause 6 y a 6 y significantly 6 y lower
6 y percentage 6 y of 6 y deaths 6 y in 6 y children 6 y older 6 y than 6 y 1 6 y year 6 y of 6 y age.
DIF: 6yCognitive 6yLevel: 6yUnderstanding
MSC: 6yClient 6yNeeds: 6yHealth 6yPromotion 6yand 6yMaintenance
4. In 6yaddition 6yto 6yinjuries, 6ywhat 6yare 6ythe 6yleading 6ycauses 6yof 6ydeath 6yin 6yadolescents 6yages 6y15 6yto 6y19 6yyears?
a. Suicide 6yand 6ycancer
b. Suicide 6yand 6yhomicide
c. Drowning 6yand 6ycancer
d. Homicide 6yand 6yheart 6ydisease
ANS: 6yB
Suicide 6yand 6yhomicide 6yaccount 6yfor 6y16.7% 6yof 6ydeaths 6yin 6ythis 6yage 6ygroup. 6ySuicide 6yand 6ycancer
6yaccount 6yfor 6y10.9% 6yof 6ydeaths, 6yheart 6ydisease 6yand 6ycancer 6yaccount 6yfor 6yapproximately 6y5.5%, 6yand
6yhomicide 6yand 6yheart 6ydisease 6yaccount 6yfor 6y10.9% 6yof 6ythe 6ydeaths 6yin 6ythis 6yage 6ygroup.
DIF: 6yCognitive 6yLevel: 6yRemembering
MSC: 6yClient 6yNeeds: 6yHealth 6yPromotion 6yand 6yMaintenance
5. The 6ynurse 6yis 6yplanning 6ya 6yteaching 6ysession 6yto 6yadolescents 6yabout 6ydeaths 6yby 6yunintentional 6yinjuries.
6yWhich 6yshould 6ythe 6ynurse 6yinclude 6yin 6ythe 6ysession 6ywith 6yregard 6yto 6ydeaths 6ycaused 6yby 6yinjuries?
a. More 6ydeaths 6yoccur 6yin 6ymales.
b. More 6ydeaths 6yoccur 6yin 6yfemales.
c. The 6ypattern 6yof 6ydeaths 6ydoes 6ynot 6yvary 6yaccording 6yto 6yage 6yand 6ysex.
d. The 6ypattern 6yof 6ydeaths 6ydoes 6ynot 6yvary 6ywidely 6yamong 6ydifferent 6yethnic 6ygroups.
ANS: 6 y A
The 6ymajority 6yof 6ydeaths 6yfrom 6yunintentional 6yinjuries 6yoccur 6yin 6ymales. 6yThe 6ypattern 6yof 6ydeath 6ydoes 6yvary
6ygreatly
, among 6 y different 6 y ethnic 6 y groups, 6 y and 6 y the 6 y causes 6 y of 6 y unintentional
6 y deaths 6 y vary 6 y with 6 y age 6yand 6 y gender. 6 y DIF: 6 y Cognitive 6 y Level:
6 y Applying
TOP: 6 y Integrated 6 y Process: 6 y Teaching/Learning
MSC: 6 y Client 6 y Needs: 6 y Health 6 y Promotion 6 y and 6 y Maintenance
6. What 6 y do 6 y mortality 6 y statistics 6 y describe?
a. Disease 6 y occurring 6 y regularly 6 y within 6 y a 6 y geographic 6 y location
b. The 6 y number 6 y of 6 y individuals 6 y who 6 y have 6 y died 6 y over 6 y a 6 y specific
6 y period
c. The 6 y prevalence 6 y of 6 y specific 6 y illness 6 y in 6 y the 6 y population 6 y at 6 y a
6 y particular 6 y time
d. Disease 6 y occurring 6 y in 6 y more 6 y than 6 y the 6 y number 6 y of 6 y expected 6 y cases
6 y in 6 y a 6 y community
ANS: 6 y B
Mortality 6 y statistics 6 y refer 6 y to 6 y the 6 y number 6 y of 6 y individuals 6 y who 6 y have 6 y died
6 y over 6 y a 6 y specific 6 y period.
Morbidity statistics show the prevalence of specific illness in the population at a particular
6ytime. Data 6 y regarding 6 y disease 6 y within 6 y a 6 y geographic 6 y region, 6 y or 6 y in 6 y greater
6 y than 6 y expected 6 y numbers 6 y in
a 6 y community, 6 y may 6 y be 6 y extrapolated 6 y from 6 y analyzingthe
6y morbidity 6y statistics. 6yDIF: 6 y Cognitive 6 y Level: 6 y Remembering
MSC: 6 y Client 6 y Needs: 6 y Health 6 y Promotion 6 y and 6 y Maintenance
7. The 6 y nurse 6 y should 6 y assess 6 y which 6 y age 6 y group 6 y for 6 y suicide 6 y ideation
6 y since 6 y suicide 6 y in 6 y which 6 y age 6 y gr 6youp 6 y is 6 y the 6 y third 6 y leading 6 y cause
6 y of 6 y death?
a. Preschoolers
b. Young 6 y school 6 y age
c. Middle 6 y 6y school 6 y age
d. Late 6 y school 6 y age 6 y and 6 y adolescents
ANS: 6 y D
Suicide 6 y is 6 y the 6 y third 6 y leading 6 y cause 6 y of 6 y death 6 y in 6 y children 6 y ages 6 y 10
6 y to 6 y 19 6 y years; 6 y therefore, 6 y the 6 y age 6ygroup 6 y should 6 y be 6 y late 6 y school 6 y age
6 y and 6 y adolescents. 6 y Suicide 6 y is 6 y not 6 y one 6 y of 6 y the 6 y leading 6 y causes 6 y of 6ydeath
6 y for 6 y preschool 6 y and 6 y young 6 y or 6 y middle 6 y school-aged 6 y children.
