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This document is a comprehensive test bank designed to accompany the 8th Edition of the textbook, Principles of Pediatric Nursing: Caring for Children, with contributors including Jane W. Ball, Kay Cowen, Ruth C. Bindler, Laura Wisely, and others. It features questions corresponding to all 31 chapters of the textbook and is structured to test knowledge across a wide range of pediatric nursing topics. The content covers core concepts such as the nurse's role in the hospital, community, and home; family-centered care; child growth and development; and pediatric assessment. Furthermore, it addresses health promotion and maintenance for various age groups, from newborns to adolescents, and explores nursing considerations for children with chronic or life-threatening conditions. The material also delves into specific alterations in numerous body systems, including respiratory, cardiovascular, neurologic, musculoskeletal, and immune function, alongside specialized areas like pain management, nutrition, immunizations, cancer care, and legal/ethical issues like informed consent and assent

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Test bank For Principles of Pediatric Nursing Caring
II II II II II II II




for Children, 8th Edition by Kay Cowen; Laura
II II II II II II




Wisely; Robin Dawson; Chapters 1 - 31
II II II II II II

,PrinciplesIIofIIPediatricIINursing:IICaringIIforIIChildren,II8eIIJaneIIW.IIBallII(etIIal.)IITestIIBank

TableIIofIIcontents
ChapterII1:IINurse'sIIRoleIIinIICareIIofIItheIIChild:IIHospital,IICommunity,IIandIIHome
ChapterII2:IIFamily-CenteredIICareIIandIICulturalIIConsiderations
ChapterII3:IIGeneticIIandIIGenomicIIInfluences
ChapterII4:IIGrowthIIandIIDevelopment
ChapterII5:IIPediatricIIAssessment
ChapterII6:IIIntroductionIItoIIHealthIIPromotionIIandIIMaintenance
ChapterII7:IIHealthIIPromotionIIandIIMaintenanceIIforIItheIINewbornIIandIIInfant
ChapterII8:IIHealthIIPromotionIIandIIMaintenanceIIforIItheIIToddlerIIandIIPreschooler
ChapterII9:IIHealthIIPromotionIIandIIMaintenanceIIforIItheIISchool-AgeIIChildIIandIIAdolescent
ChapterII10:IINursingIIConsiderationsIIforIItheIIChildIIinIItheIICommunity
ChapterII11:IINursingIIConsiderationsIIforIItheIIHospitalizedIIChild
ChapterII12:IITheIIChildIIwithIIaIIChronicIICondition
ChapterII13:IITheIIChildIIwithIIaIILife-ThreateningIIConditionIIandIIEnd-of-LifeIICare
ChapterII14:IIInfant,IIChild,IIandIIAdolescentIINutrition
ChapterII15:IIPainIIAssessmentIIandIIManagementIIinIIChildren
ChapterII16:IIImmunizationsIIandIICommunicableIIDiseases
ChapterII17:IISocialIIandIIEnvironmentalIIInfluencesIIonIItheIIChild
ChapterII18:IIAlterationsIIinIIFluid,IIElectrolyte,IIandIIAcid–BaseIIBalance
ChapterII19:IIAlterationsIIinIIEye,IIEar,IINose,IIandIIThroatIIFunction
ChapterII20:IIAlterationsIIinIIRespiratoryIIFunction
ChapterII21:IIAlterationsIIinIICardiovascularIIFunction
ChapterII22:IIAlterationsIIinIIImmuneIIFunction
ChapterII23:IIAlterationsIIinIIHematologicIIFunction
ChapterII24:IITheIIChildIIwithIICancer
ChapterII25:IIAlterationsIIinIIGastrointestinalIIFunction
ChapterII26:IIAlterationsIIinIIGenitourinaryIIFunction
ChapterII27:IIAlterationsIIinIINeurologicIIFunction
ChapterII28:IIAlterationsIIinIIMentalIIHealthIIandIICognition
ChapterII29:IIAlterationsIIinIIMusculoskeletalIIFunction
ChapterII30:IIAlterationsIIinIIEndocrineIIandIIMetabolicIIFunction
ChapterII31:IIAlterationsIIinIISkinIIIntegrity

,PrinciplesIIofIIPediatricIINursing:IICaringIIforIIChildren,II8eIIJaneIIW.IIBallII(etIIal.)IICha
pterII1:I I Nurse'sIIRoleIIinIICareIIofIItheIIChild:IIHospital,IICommunity,IIandIIHome


1) WhichIInursingIIroleIIisIInotIIdirectlyIIinvolvedIIwhenIIprovidingIIfamily-
centeredIIapproachIItoIItheIIpediatricIIpopulation?
1. Advocacy
2. CaseIImanagement
3. PatientIIeducation
4. Researcher
ANSWER:I I 4
Explanation:I I 1.IIAIIresearcherIIisIInotIIinvolvedIIinIItheIIfamily-
centeredIIapproachIItoIIpatientIIcareIIofIIchildrenIIandIItheirIIfamilies.IIAdvocacy,IIcaseIImanagement,
andIIpatientIIeducationIIareIIallIIrolesIIdirectlyIIinvolvedIIinIItheIIcareIIofIIchildrenIIandIItheirIIfamilies.
2. AIIresearcherIIisIInotIIinvolvedIIinIItheIIfamily-
centeredIIapproachIItoIIpatientIIcareIIofIIchildrenIIandIItheirIIfamilies.IIAdvocacy,IIcaseIImanagement,IIa
ndIIpatientIIeducationIIareIIallIIrolesIIdirectlyIIinvolvedIIinIItheIIcareIIofIIchildrenIIandIItheirIIfamilies.
3. AIIresearcherIIisIInotIIinvolvedIIinIItheIIfamily-
centeredIIapproachIItoIIpatientIIcareIIofIIchildrenIIandIItheirIIfamilies.IIAdvocacy,IIcaseIImanagement,IIa
ndIIpatientIIeducationIIareIIallIIrolesIIdirectlyIIinvolvedIIinIItheIIcareIIofIIchildrenIIandIItheirIIfamilies.
4. AIIresearcherIIisIInotIIinvolvedIIinIItheIIfamily-
centeredIIapproachIItoIIpatientIIcareIIofIIchildrenIIandIItheirIIfamilies.IIAdvocacy,IIcaseIImanagement,IIa
ndIIpatientIIeducationIIareIIallIIrolesIIdirectlyIIinvolvedIIinIItheIIcareIIofIIchildrenIIandIItheirIIfamilies.
PageIIRef:II4
CognitiveIILevel:I I Analyzing
ClientIINeedII&Sub:IISafeIIandIIEffectiveIICareIIEnvironment:IIManagementIIofIICareIIStandard
s:I I QSENIICompetencies:IIPatient-centeredIIcareII|IIAACNIIEssentialIICompetencies:
EssentialIIII:IIBasicIIorganizationalIIandIIsystemsIIleadershipIIforIIqualityIIcareIIandIIpatientIIsafetyII|IINL
NIICompetencies:IIProfessionalIIidentityII|IINursing/IntegratedIIConcepts:IINursingIIProcess:IIAssess
ment/CoordinationIIofIIcare
LearningIIOutcome:I I LOII1.2IICompareIItheIIrolesIIofIInursesIIinIIchildIIhealthcare.II
MNLIILO:I I Family-centeredIIcare

, 2) AIInurseIIisIIworkingIIwithIIpediatricIIclientsIIinIIaIIresearchIIfacility.IITheIInurseIIrecognizesIIthatI
I federalIIguidelinesIIareIIinIIplaceIIthatIIdelineateIIwhichIIpediatricsIIclientsIImustIIgiveIIassentIIforIIp
articipationIIinIIresearchIItrials.IIBasedIIuponIItheIIclient'sIIage,IItheIInurseIIwouldIIseekIIassentIIfromII
whichIIchildren?
SelectIIallIIthatIIapply.
1. TheIIprecociousII4-year-oldIIcommencingIIasIIaIIcysticIIfibrosisIIresearch-studyIIparticipant.
2. TheII7-year-
oldIIleukemiaIIclientIIelectingIItoIIreceiveIIaIInewlyIIdevelopedIImedication,IInowIIbeingIIresearched.
3. TheII10-year-oldIIcommencingIIinIIanIIinvestigativeIIstudyIIforIIclientsIIwithIIprecociousIIpuberty.
4. TheII13-year-
oldIIclientIIcommencingIIparticipationIIinIIaIIresearchIIprogramIIforIIAttentionIIDeficitIIHyperactivityII
DisorderII(ADHD)IItreatments.
ANSWER:I I 2,II3,II4
Explanation:II1.IIFederalIIguidelinesIImandateIIthatIIresearchIIparticipantsII7IIyearsIIoldIIandIIolderIImust
II receiveIIdevelopmentallyIIappropriateIIinformationIIaboutIIhealthcareIIproceduresIIandIItreatmentsIIan
dIIgiveIIassent.
2. FederalIIguidelinesIImandateIIthatIIresearchIIparticipantsII7IIyearsIIoldIIandIIolderIImustIIreceiveIId
evelopmentallyIIappropriateIIinformationIIaboutIIhealthcareIIproceduresIIandIItreatmentsIIandIIgiveII
assent.
3. FederalIIguidelinesIImandateIIthatIIresearchIIparticipantsII7IIyearsIIoldIIandIIolderIImustIIreceiveIId
evelopmentallyIIappropriateIIinformationIIaboutIIhealthcareIIproceduresIIandIItreatmentsIIandIIgiveII
assent.
4. FederalIIguidelinesIImandateIIthatIIresearchIIparticipantsII7IIyearsIIoldIIandIIolderIImustIIreceiveIId
evelopmentallyIIappropriateIIinformationIIaboutIIhealthcareIIproceduresIIandIItreatmentsIIandIIgiveII
assent.
PageIIRef:II11,II12
CognitiveIILevel:I I Applying
ClientIINeedII&Sub:I I PsychosocialIIIntegrity
Standards:IIQSENIICompetencies:IIPatient-
centeredIIcareII|IIAACNIIEssentialIICompetencies:IIEssentialIIV:IIHealthcareIIpolicy,IIfinance,IIandIIre
gulatoryIIenvironmentsII|IINLNIICompetencies:IINursingIIjudgementII|IINursing/IntegratedIIConcepts:
II NursingIIProcess:IIPlanning/CoordinationIIofIIcare
LearningIIOutcome:I I LOII1.6IIExamineIIthreeIIuniqueIIpediatricIIlegalIIandIIethicalIIissuesIIinIIpediatricIInurs
ingIIpractice.

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